Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Alcohol is the most commonly used addictive substance in the United States. Approximately 17.6 million people, or one in every 12 adults, suffer from alcohol misuse or dependence. Due to the social acceptance and widespread availability of alcohol, alcohol addiction, or alcohol use disorder (AUD), can easily be overlooked. Finding a specialized alcohol treatment program is the best way to address addiction.

At Elevare Behavioral Health, our goal is to help you overcome alcohol addiction and enter long-term sobriety. Our treatment approach empowers you to develop the life skills and healthy habits to maintain abstinence from alcohol.

We offer a full continuum of care for AUD at our treatment facilities. Working with our licensed treatment centers and staff is always a better option than trying to overcome alcohol use disorder on your own. Our behavioral health professionals can assist with dual diagnosis treatment as well, if a mental health disorder is also at play. Together, we will help you get your quality of life back.

Signs You Need Alcohol Treatment

Everyone’s experience with alcoholism is unique. Some people may not experience the consequences of drinking for a long time. Others may experience negative effects on their career and relationships. Yet others may ignore the consequences until a loved one brings them to their attention.

One of the hardest parts of rehabilitation is knowing when to seek help. If drinking is causing problems in your life, you may have an alcohol use disorder.

Here are a few common signs you might need alcohol addiction treatment:

You consume alcohol in the mornings to “cure” hangovers or attempt to avoid withdrawal symptoms
You’re performing poorly at work or in school due to your drinking
You drink alcohol for stress relief
You’ve built a tolerance to alcohol
You experience intense cravings for alcohol, especially as the day goes on
You avoid functions or social gatherings where alcohol is not being served
Your health is starting to suffer
Your relationships are pushed to the side due to your drinking
You have legal consequences related to your alcohol consumption (DUI, public intoxication charges, and many more)

If you or a loved one is struggling with patterns of heavy drinking or binge drinking, it may be time to consider seeking help. Alcohol addiction is a serious disease that not only affects the individual struggling with it but also their loved ones and relationships. It can lead to physical health problems, financial struggles, and emotional turmoil.

Deciding to seek help for alcoholism is just the first step. The journey to recovery is a long and challenging one, but it is also one filled with growth, self-discovery, and hope.

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What Is Alcohol Addiction Treatment Like?

Elevare Behavioral Health is where you can turn your life around and find lasting sobriety. If you’re ready to leave your addiction behind, the team at Elevare Behavioral Health is here to guide you through each step of the alcohol addiction treatment process.

Here’s what you can expect when you attend alcohol addiction treatment:

Treatment Consultation

The first step is to contact Elevare Behavioral Health to schedule an initial consultation with our admissions team. This consultation will involve speaking with one of our skilled clinicians. Your intake specialist will ask general questions about your life, and they’ll want to know about the following:

Your demographics and location
What type of addiction you’re struggling with
Any other medical or mental health issues
The best immediate care recommended
Insurance coverage and payment options

Help with Alcohol Withdrawal and Detox Symptoms

Alcohol withdrawal is risky, potentially causing seizures and delirium tremens. Without medical supervision, these symptoms can escalate quickly. Professional oversight ensures timely intervention and access to medications that alleviate discomfort and prevent complications. With medical support, people can detox safely and get the care they need to enter our alcohol addiction treatment program.

Unique Treatment Plan

Once you’ve met with a therapist for your initial consultation, the next step is to diagnose any co-occurring mental health disorders and create a unique treatment plan based on your individual needs. At Elevare Behavioral Health, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to treatment. We take the time to learn about our clients to meet their needs in recovery. We will ask some of the following questions during your treatment planning:

Your history of alcohol and drug use
Your medical history
Any other factors leading to the development of an alcohol use disorder

Once your team has a comprehensive understanding of your needs, we will work with you to determine which level of treatment will best fit your situation, whether that’s residential, partial hospitalization, or intensive outpatient care.

How Elevare Behavioral Health Can Help

By joining treatment at Elevare Behavioral Health, you are making a committed effort towards your journey to recovery. Our team of experienced professionals will guide and support you every step of the way, providing individualized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs. Here are some ways we can help you in treatment:

Treat underlying mental health disorders that make sobriety difficult
Give you a safe, alcohol-free space to learn new skills required for long-term sobriety
Help you build a strong social support system
Help you set reachable goals
Teach you to cope with or avoid triggers that could cause relapse
Assist with housing, employment, and skill-building

Are you ready to take the leap and start your journey to a life free from alcohol use disorder? Contact our admissions team today. We can help you verify your insurance and get started on your journey to sobriety.