The chronic condition of alcoholism is a serious condition, resulting in withdrawal, illness and tragic repercussions. There are more than seventeen million alcoholics in the United States. The problem is very far reaching. Chances are you know–or are–an alcoholic. You may even be considering staging your own intervention. If that is your plan, talk to the alcoholic right after some problem has occurred; this is the time they are most likely to be receptive to getting help. Wait until he or she is sober, and talk together calmly and privately. If you need a partner, get one. Have another family member there who the alcoholic trusts. (They also should be calm and sober). Have a plan in place, and immediately get help, especially if the alcoholic is at all receptive.
Inpatient alcohol rehab facilities
Can provide a way to stop the progression of the disease of alcoholism. If you can’t get them to immediately go to an inpatient facility, then try getting them to an AA meeting.
Inpatient alcohol rehab can be effective for several reasons. Any