Alcohol Rehab Programme

Alcohol rehab programmes are designed as a treatment period to help people struggling with alcoholism.
These programmes hope to demonstrate to alcoholics how to live life without abusing alcohol. Patients can receive this programme by either residing at a rehabilitation centre full time or part time, or by means of regular meetings.
This is commonly referred to as either out-patient treatment (after hours rehab) or in-patient treatment (residential rehab).
The 12 step programme is the most commonly used rehabilitation method, however there are various others that can be chosen, ranging from religious to therapeutic community based rehab.
For serious alcoholics better results are achieved through an in-patient treatment setting.
It‘s also important for alcoholics to have a sense of completion as people who do not finish their treatment are much more likely to relapse back to drinking.
Alcohol rehab programmes that get the best outcomes are good at tailor making individual programmes for each client and getting patients to invest in the treatment process.