If an afternoon in a doctor’s office and a few pills could save your life/keep alcohol withdrawal symptoms from progressing to dangerous levels, is it worth just doing it on your own? Read on for ...
Few people make a decision to quit alcohol for good before resolving feelings of ambivalence about drinking – after all, if there wasn’t something we enjoyed about alcohol then why would anyone ...
Some people can stop drinking on their own, more people will need some form of professional therapy, and most of us will require therapies on an inpatient basis. What do you need?
No one form of therapy works well for everyone, and that's why the best alcohol rehabs provide a very comprehensive base of treatments, including some that don't at first seem all that related to ...
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Paulgi
Few people make a decision to quit alcohol for good before resolving feelings of ambivalence about drinking – after all, if there wasn’t something we enjoyed about alcohol then why would anyone ever develop a problem?! Read on to answer a few quick questions that should help you to clarify what is that you like and don’t like about drinking and what it is you’d like and not like about quitting – so that you’ll develop a better idea about whether you are ready to quit for good!
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Liber
Some people can stop drinking on their own, more people will need some form of professional therapy, and most of us will require therapies on an inpatient basis. What do you need?
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Pave M
The initial weeks and months after alcohol rehab are a time of great temptation and cravings. Three commonly used medications can help to reduce the strength of cravings, and help you stay sober.
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Tiago Ribeiro
When evaluating available alcoholism treatments, you will quickly need to decide whether you need long term stay at a therapeutic community or the more intense therapies of a briefer stay at an alcohol rehab. Whichever you decide, don't wait....check in tomorrow, get sober tomorrow.
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Andrew kalat
No one form of therapy works well for everyone, and that's why the best alcohol rehabs provide a very comprehensive base of treatments, including some that don't at first seem all that related to overcoming addiction...but can help a lot.
Sometimes anything short of alcohol rehab just isn't enough. Don't ignore what's obvious, and when you've tried and failed on countless occasions to quit, you need to accept that you can't do it on your own. Get into rehab and detox safely, learn why you drink, and learn what you need to know to never have to drink again. You can do it, you do need some help, and it's always worth it.