Is it addiction or is it abuse? Mace Hall interviews Bryan Stickney

 Reverend Mace Hall has an enlightening conversation with local therapist and expert in the field, Bryan Stickney, about the pervasiveness of alcohol in our culture and when something innocent becomes something dangerous leading to abusing alcohol, and eventually leading  to addiction. Bryan describes from his perspective as a professional the stages and warning signs regarding alcohol dependency.

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