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The Mayo Clinic defines alcohol abuse disorder as “a pattern of alcohol use that involves problems controlling your drinking, being preoccupied with alcohol, continuing to use alcohol even when it causes problems, having to drink more to get the same effect, or having withdrawal symptoms when you rapidly decrease or stop drinking.”
If you have noticed any of these signs or symptoms, you may have an alcohol abuse disorder. In this case, a reputable alcohol addiction treatment center can help you achieve and maintain a sober lifestyle. Before discussing your specific treatment options, let’s explore the causes and effects of alcoholism.
Understanding alcoholism and why certain people become alcoholics while others don’t, is difficult. First of all, it’s important to remember that alcoholism is a disease. No one chooses to become an alcoholic, and it’s not something you can easily snap out of just because you want to.
Certain risk factors are associated with alcohol abuse disorder. These include the following:
Of course, just because you have one or several of these risk factors doesn’t mean that you are bound to struggle with alcoholism. Likewise, there are many who struggle with alcohol abuse disorder who don’t have any of these risk factors. But generally speaking, these are the things to look out for in your own life if you are worried about alcoholism.
You’ll notice that one of the risk factors listed above is mental health disorders. It is extremely common for alcoholism to be diagnosed alongside a mental health or mood disorder. This is what is known as a dual diagnosis.
Keep in mind that there is no cure for alcohol abuse disorder, but many thousands of people have recovered from this disease. If you struggle with alcoholism or have a close family member who struggles, only one type of treatment has been proven effective for recovery–professional addiction treatment.
Professional addiction treatment helps those struggling with alcohol abuse disorder by providing them with a safe and comfortable space where they can detox and attend intensive therapy. Because there is no pill you can take to recover from alcoholism and no one specific therapy, it is important to find a professional treatment center that will cater a recovery program to you as an individual.
One recovery center that offers personalized treatment and thorough, intensive care is Beaches Recovery. Our Jacksonville, Florida recovery center offers numerous programs to help those struggling with substance abuse issues, including alcoholism. We also offer dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health and mood disorders.
At our facility, we offer detox as well as various other types of addiction rehab programs. In addition to an executive alcohol rehab program, we also offer a men’s rehab program and a women’s rehab program. We treat alcohol addiction as well as addictions to opiates, heroin, meth, and cocaine.
Once the initial detox phase has come to an end, therapy and counseling will begin at our intensive residential treatment. We also offer several amenities for our clients during this period. We feel that these amenities enhance our clients’ experiences during treatment. Beaches Recovery staff strives to use experiential and holistic treatment that make recovery more personal and enjoyable. These amenities include the following:
Beaches Recovery Center, a premier alcohol rehab center located in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to young people who may be struggling with alcoholism. However, we can help anyone who needs alcohol or drug addiction care.
To learn more about the programs we offer or to get started with a recovery program today, please get in touch with us at 866.605.0532. It’s never too late to start again. Healing begins here.
