Treatment and Rehab

Treatment for alcoholism, also known as alcohol use disorder (AUD), is a treatment that involves counseling and oversight by a healthcare professional. However, since withdrawal syndromes from alcoholism can involve serious physical and psychological symptoms, medically assisted treatment is often needed.

Recognizing the signs and causes of alcoholism are necessary in order to seek treatment for alcohol use disorder. However, this is not always such an easy thing to do. Although research states that an individual’s genetic makeup plays a large role in whether they will suffer from AUD, there are signals to be aware of. Binge drinking, consistent drinking, and excessive consumption are other signals to be aware of.

Fortunately, there are extensive options available for those who need help in beating their addiction to alcohol. Get in touch with us now to find an alcohol rehab center that is right for you. 

When to Seek Help

It’s important to know when an individual should seek help with their alcoholism. A key element is being able to recognize the signs and symptoms associated with alcohol addiction, and the inability to stop consuming alcoholic beverages. Often times someone may be in denial about their alcoholism, or may simply not want to acknowledge their problem.

There also may be the need to have an intervention with someone who does not want to admit, nor is able to come to the conclusion that they have an addiction to alcohol which will severely adversely affect their well-being.

It is also important to be on the lookout for certain life events which may be a signal that alcohol addiction is present. Examples of these episodes can include an arrest, loss of job, accidents, domestic dispute, or hospitalization. 

It’s important to be aware of when to seek help. If you or a loved one is suffering from addiction to alcohol, we can help. Contact us HERE.

There are numerous support groups to help those suffering from alcohol addiction following detox, treatment, or just in recovery. Support groups such as 12-Step Programs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Women for Sobriety, SMART Recovery, and faith-based support groups are available nationwide for those looking for mutual help groups are prevalent across the country. 

Although most people are only familiar with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), there are numerous options available. Faces and Voices of Recovery list several options and directories for those looking for resources in their area. You can also visit SAMSHA which has numerous options and online resources available as well. 

Alcohol Treatment Costs

Costs of treatment vary depending on the type of treatment, if detox is included, and the duration of treatment for the individual. It also depends, if the person has insurance, the type of insurance they have, and also what their insurance will cover. For these reasons, there are a lot of variables in determining how much treatment will cost. The more time is needed to treat alcohol addiction, the higher the total cost associated with treatment.

Below are a few of the factors which will play a part in determining how much alcohol treatment will end up costing:

• 24 Hour Care
• Long-Term Treatment – typically 6  to 12 months
• Short-Term Treatment – typically 3 to 6 weeks
• Dual Diagnosis / Mental Health treatment
• Personal and vocational training
• Continuum of care following treatment

It is common for individuals to first go to detox for alcohol addiction, and then to transition to an inpatient residential facility, before moving on to outpatient treatment. If you are interested in learning more about the costs of treatment, please CALL US NOW, to learn more about your options.