ALCOHOL ADDICTION RESOURCES & TREATMENT OPTIONS
This page provides articles, blog posts, and other resources that can help you to better understand alcohol addiction and the professional treatment options that are available to get you on the road to recovery.
If you or a loved one is in urgent need of support for an alcohol addiction problem, don’t hesitate to call SpringBoard’s FREE & CONFIDENTIAL helpline!
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a medical condition characterized by compulsive drinking, a lack of control over alcohol use, and negative emotions when not drinking. Alcohol Use Disorder can be mild, moderate, or severe. However, recovery is possible regardless of the severity. Evidence-based treatment with behavioral therapies, support groups, and/or medications can help people with AUD achieve and maintain a sober lifestyle.
TOP ALCOHOL-RELATED POSTS
November 11, 2020
WRITTEN BY Gerard Bullen
Before & After Alcohol Rehab: The Faces & Stories of Recovery People the world over have been getting drunk, hammered, plastered, tanked or sloshed...
September 04, 2020
WRITTEN BY Robert Castan
Risks of Mixing Opiates and Alcohol Opiates and alcohol. It may seem obvious mixing the two is a recipe for severe, irreversible consequences. Independently, each...
May 31, 2018
WRITTEN BY Robert Castan
Identifying the Red Flags for Alcohol Addiction Millions of people across the country face issues with addiction each year. However, relatively few may reach out...
September 29, 2017
WRITTEN BY Robert Castan
Medically Supervised Detox is Necessary for Alcohol Addiction Alcohol and drug abuse continue to be on the rise in our country, and recent statistics indicate...
August 28, 2020
WRITTEN BY Robert Castan
Effects of Alcoholism on Family When people think of alcohol addiction, they may only picture the impact it can have on the lives of those who become addicted and overlook the impact on the family. But the disease affects the family and friends of the addict in ways that you might not imagine. Learning how
WHAT IS ALCOHOL REHAB?
Alcohol rehab programs are available to help people who are struggling because of alcoholism or alcohol use disorder. It offers various types of therapy and treatment to provide them with the help they need to be successful long-term. Recovering from alcohol addiction can be extremely difficult, not to…
In 2019, nearly 15 million people ages 12 and older in the United States had an Alcohol Use Disorder, yet only about 7.2% of these people received treatment in that year*. An estimated 95,000 people die from alcohol-related causes annually, making alcohol the third-leading preventable cause of death in the United States.
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ALCOHOL-RELATED POSTS FROM OUR BLOG
How Long Does It Take to Become Sober After Getting Drunk?
Hundreds of thousands of Americans began 2022 the way they begin most years – with massive hangovers from drinking too much alcohol than is good...
My Friend’s Drinking is Really Out of Control – How Can I Help?
SpringBoard Recovery’s hotline – takes many calls from desperate people who are really concerned about a close friend’s level of drinking. Their question to us...
Dry January 2022: Positive & Healthy Approach? Or Waste of Time?
What is “Dry January” & Why Is It So Popular? “Dry January” is a month of self-enforced complete abstinence from drinking any alcohol whatsoever. The...
NFL and Alcoholism: Football’s Off-Field Battle with Booze
Widespread substance use and abuse within a world-famous, multi-million dollar national sports league – leading to numerous criminal charges and even deaths – is virtually...
Living with My Alcoholic Son or Daughter
Living & Dealing with My Alcoholic Son or Daughter In 2020, during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the nation’s consumption of alcohol increased dramatically. According...
Why Some Hate AA’s 12 Step Rehab Approach
Why Do Some People Dislike AA’s 12 Step & Higher Power Approach? Without a doubt, Alcoholics Anonymous is the world’s largest alcohol addiction recovery support...
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ALCOHOL ADDICTION SUPPORT GROUPS IN ARIZONA
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
<p>Alcoholics Anonymous came along about 20 years after AA began. They also rely upon the 12-Steps of Recovery, but with some variations. They are also free to attend.</p>
SMART RECOVERY
<p>SMART Recovery is not 12-Step based, and theirs is a more scientific approach to addiction recovery. They promote peer support and education. Their meetings are free to attend.</p>
AL-ANON MEETINGS
<p>Al-Anon is an organization that offers free support group meetings to the families of addicts and alcoholics. They typically meet on a weekly basis.</p>
ALATEEN MEETINGS
<p>Alateen is a part of Al-Anon, and the support groups they offer are only for teens and young people with addicted loved ones. They are a great opportunity for teenagers to get support from a group of their peers who understand what they are going through.</p>
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