Free Download How to Help an Alcoholic: Coping with Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (Help an Alcoholic Spouse, Alcoholic Family Member, Friend or Addict) by C.K. Murray
English | 2016 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B00M8B71YW | 55 pages | EPUB | 0.12 Mb
Learn How To Help An Alcoholic
Alcoholism affects everybody. It doesn’t matter who you are or what you do, if you know an alcoholic, your life will change. Interpersonal relationships will suffer, recovery will stagnate, and families will crumble. Coping with an alcoholic can be the most trying thing in the world, damaging us emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and even physically. Alcoholism and the family can never go hand-in-hand. But it can be treated. Alcohol addiction recovery is possible.
Whether coping with an alcoholic spouse, living in an alcoholic family, struggling with an alcoholic friend, or overcoming your own alcoholism, we can all overcome addiction! If you want to go beyond simply living with alcoholism, it is time to get informed.
Substance abuse counseling is a necessary part of recovery. In order to remove the effects of alcoholism on family and marriage, in order to truly help an addict, we must learn to support an alcoholic. Helping an alcoholic is no easy task, but it is certainly within our power. Even the most incorrigible alcoholics can get the addiction treatment they need. Through the right approach, the correct action plan, and the proper addiction recovery program, we can all learn how to reverse the terrible effects of alcoholism and sustain recovery once and for all. So don’t waste anymore time.
Begin by getting help TODAY. Support an alcoholic through substance abuse counseling, family interventions, and psychologically-proven strategies. Repair your family, your marriage, and your most precious interpersonal relationships.
Here’s how…
How to Help an Alcoholic: Coping with Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (A Preview):Who Is The Alcoholic?Denial Mechanisms of the AlcoholicThe Major Types of AlcoholicHow to Approach an Alcoholic about TreatmentFormulating an Action PlanFinding the Treatment Program that WORKSBringing Therapy Full-CircleMy Own Experience