The disease model is the view or theory that alcoholism or another narcotic addiction is an incurable disease rather than a mental or social problem.
Lear moreChemical abuse: Using chemicals or substances, including alcohol, to such a degree that it interferes with important social, recreational, emotional and vocational functions.
Lear moreThe California Association of Drinking Driving Treatment Program (CADDTP) is a union of rehabilitation programs that represent and certify treatment programs for people who drive under the influence of alcohol.
Lear moreAlcohol treatment programs are designed to help people addicted to alcohol get sober and stay sober. Depending on the severity of alcoholism, treatment may require an inpatient stay, however outpatient meeting and counseling sessions may also be arranged if appropriate for the specific patient. The 12 step program is often viewed the most effective choice […]
Lear moreAlcohol help can be divided into three categories: biological help, psychological help and social help. Biological help refers to the use of prescription medication such as sedatives to avoid and manage withdrawal symptoms. If withdrawal symptoms are not managed, it can in severe cases, lead to death. Other medicines provide help for the prevention of […]
Lear moreWhen alcohol is metabolised, an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase breaks down the alcohol as soon as it enters the stomach. The enzyme is found in the stomach and liver.
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