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Alcohol use disorder (also known as alcoholism) is a pattern of drinking that includes 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 experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you rapidly decrease or stop drinking.

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A psychologist is a mental health professional who helps an individual overcome the various distressing symptoms of addiction. They do this through treatment approaches that include psychotherapy, CBT, group therapy, family therapy, and more.

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  • You are unable to control the amount of alcohol you consume.
  • Trying to cut down on how much you drink or wanting to cut down on how much you drink but failing
  • Investing a significant amount of time on drinking, obtaining alcohol, or recovering from alcoholism
  • Having a strong desire or impulse to consume alcohol
  • Failure to meet key duties at job, school, or home as a result of excessive alcohol use
  • Biological factors
  • Family history of Alcohol Dependence
  • Environmental factors that may interact with other genetic and biological factors

Some options for the treatment of Alcohol Addiction include:

  • Medication Management
  • Psychotherapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

You can avail one of our three modes of treatment:

  • In-patient
  • Out-patient
  • Rehabilitation

Psychologist

A psychologist is a mental health professional who helps an individual overcome the various distressing symptoms of addiction. They do this through treatment approaches that include psychotherapy, CBT, group therapy, family therapy, and more.

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  • You are unable to control the amount of alcohol you consume.
  • Trying to cut down on how much you drink or wanting to cut down on how much you drink but failing
  • Investing a significant amount of time on drinking, obtaining alcohol, or recovering from alcoholism
  • Having a strong desire or impulse to consume alcohol
  • Failure to meet key duties at job, school, or home as a result of excessive alcohol use
  • Biological factors
  • Family history of Alcohol Dependence
  • Environmental factors that may interact with other genetic and biological factors

Some options for the treatment of Alcohol Addiction include:

  • Medication Management
  • Psychotherapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Psychologist

A psychologist is a mental health professional who helps an individual overcome the various distressing symptoms of addiction. They do this through treatment approaches that include psychotherapy, CBT, group therapy, family therapy, and more.

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Psychologist

Alcohol use disorder (also known as alcoholism) is a pattern of drinking that includes 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 experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you rapidly decrease or stop drinking.

Talk to a professional

A psychologist is a mental health professional who helps an individual overcome the various distressing symptoms of addiction. They do this through treatment approaches that include psychotherapy, CBT, group therapy, family therapy, and more.

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  • You are unable to control the amount of alcohol you consume.
  • Trying to cut down on how much you drink or wanting to cut down on how much you drink but failing
  • Investing a significant amount of time on drinking, obtaining alcohol, or recovering from alcoholism
  • Having a strong desire or impulse to consume alcohol
  • Failure to meet key duties at job, school, or home as a result of excessive alcohol use
  • Biological factors
  • Family history of Alcohol Dependence
  • Environmental factors that may interact with other genetic and biological factors

Some options for the treatment of Alcohol Addiction include:

  • Medication Management
  • Psychotherapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

You can avail one of our three modes of treatment:

  • In-patient
  • Out-patient
  • Rehabilitation

Psychologist

Alcohol use disorder (also known as alcoholism) is a pattern of drinking that includes 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 experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you rapidly decrease or stop drinking.

Talk to a professional

A psychologist is a mental health professional who helps an individual overcome the various distressing symptoms of addiction. They do this through treatment approaches that include psychotherapy, CBT, group therapy, family therapy, and more.

Download Our Brochure
Thank you. We hope you find this resource useful!
Download
Something went wrong. Please try again after some time.
  • You are unable to control the amount of alcohol you consume.
  • Trying to cut down on how much you drink or wanting to cut down on how much you drink but failing
  • Investing a significant amount of time on drinking, obtaining alcohol, or recovering from alcoholism
  • Having a strong desire or impulse to consume alcohol
  • Failure to meet key duties at job, school, or home as a result of excessive alcohol use
  • Biological factors
  • Family history of Alcohol Dependence
  • Environmental factors that may interact with other genetic and biological factors

Some options for the treatment of Alcohol Addiction include:

  • Medication Management
  • Psychotherapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

You can avail one of our three modes of treatment:

  • In-patient
  • Out-patient
  • Rehabilitation

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Can Alcohol Dependence be treated?

Alcoholism is a serious mental condition that affects more than 5.7 crore people across the country. The illness has an impact on a person's physical, mental, and social well-being. It has an impact on a person's academics, career, and family relationships. Alcohol addiction can be treated with medicine, psychotherapy, group therapy, and family therapy if caught early.

Why Cadabam's?

Cadabams has the top psychologists for alcohol addiction. Our professionals combine expertise along with empathy to help the individuals deal with the different distressing symptoms of the disorder. They involve all the stakeholders of the recovery process and ensure recovery achieved is sustainable over the long term.

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Theebhan Raja

M.Sc, M.Phil (RCI) in Clinical Psychology

Renuka B H

M.Phil (RCI) in Clinical Psychology

Dr. Paramita Bhowmick

Ph.D. (RCI) in Psychiatric Social Work

Ashwini Shastry

M.Phil (RCI) & M.Sc in clinical psychology

Dr. Swarupa M U

Ph.D. (RCI) in Psychiatric Social Work

Suhita Saha

M.Phil (RCI) in Clinical Psychology

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Alcohol addiction comes in many forms. Any alcohol consumption that jeopardises your health or safety, or creates other alcohol-related issues, is considered unhealthy. It also includes binge drinking, which is defined as a drinking habit in which a man consumes five or more drinks in less than two hours or a woman consumes at least four drinks in less than two hours. Binge drinking puts one's health and safety at danger.

Addiction to alcohol can be treated through multiple avenues. These include therapeutic approaches like counselling, psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, family therapy, and group therapy. These treatment options help an individual identify behaviors and thought processes that pushes them to drink, and help the individual overcome these urges. 

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Alcohol addiction comes in many forms. Any alcohol consumption that jeopardises your health or safety, or creates other alcohol-related issues, is considered unhealthy. It also includes binge drinking, which is defined as a drinking habit in which a man consumes five or more drinks in less than two hours or a woman consumes at least four drinks in less than two hours. Binge drinking puts one's health and safety at danger.

Addiction to alcohol can be treated through multiple avenues. These include therapeutic approaches like counselling, psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, family therapy, and group therapy. These treatment options help an individual identify behaviors and thought processes that pushes them to drink, and help the individual overcome these urges. 

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