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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Cornerstone Of Southern CaRehab Treatment CenterTustin, CADetails
• Women's Recovery ServicesRehab Treatment CenterSanta Rosa, CADetails
• Tarzana Treatment CenterOutpatient CareLong Beach, CADetails
• Addiction Recovery Center of TemeculaRecovery ProgramTemecula, CADetails
• Seabrook HouseRehab Treatment CenterSeabrook, NJDetails

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Treatment for Alcohol Addiction

Are you in control of your alcohol intake, or is your alcohol use controlling you instead? You can get alcohol addiction treatment help from people who care about your alcohol addiction and specialize in alcohol rehab programs. All you need to do to get started is to pick up the phone and call one of the alcohol rehab clinics in our directory.

Alcohol addiction can be difficult to spot right away. When people think of alcoholics, they associate the addiction with "rummies" or people who live in the low-rent part of town. They may also think that because they only drink "Brewskis," they can't have an addiction problem.

What is Alcoholism?

Alcoholism is a real problem for people who come from all backgrounds and income levels. Excessive "boozing", whether it's wine, beer, liquor, or any other form of alcohol, can lead to a number of health issues, including heart disease, cirrhosis of the liver, diabetes, and erectile disfunction. When women drink to excess, their menstrual cycle may be disrupted. Drinking during pregnancy causes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, where the child has physical and mental disabilities.

Causes of Alcohol Addiction

There are a number of reasons why someone may develop a drinking problem. Alcohol is a legal substance for adults to purchase and consume. Having a few drinks can help to make someone feel more at ease in social situations. Over time, the person may come to depend on having a little "nip" before facing a challenging situation.

Other alcoholics start drinking to deal with the anger and humiliation they feel after being abused in childhood. Female survivors of sexual abuse are especially vulnerable to developing this type of addiction issue. The ironic thing is that people start drinking to feel better, but alcohol itself is a "downer."

Alcohol Addiction Help and Rehabilitation Starts Here

When you are ready to admit that you can't get off "booze" by yourself, find alcohol treatment centers to discuss their approach to treatment. The first step is to go through alcohol detox to free your body from the physical effects of the alcohol. Once you are "clean and sober," the next phase of your treatment involves figuring out why you became an addict and developing strategies for staying sober going forward. Recovery programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, a 12-Step substance abuse recovery program, are widely credited with helping alcoholics all over the world maintain sobriety. Other drug and alcohol recovery programs exist as well.

Why Quit Drinking?

While the alcoholic may enjoy the escape from stress or feelings that alcohol can temporarily provide, the side-effects and damage alcoholism brings into their lives far outweigh that momentary relief. There are better ways to heal and live a healthy, happy life; one they can be proud of and their loved ones will respect.