Why Choose TBI For Alcohol Abuse Treatment?

As one of the only socially acceptable drugs, alcohol is a fixture in everyday life, from business lunches and office parties to sporting events and prime-time television. For those struggling with alcohol dependence and substance use disorder, it can be hard to avoid and even harder to quit once you realize you have a problem.

Alcoholism is a grave disease, but the condition is treatable if you have professional help and support. At The Blanchard Institute, we offer detox and ongoing treatment for alcoholism, as well as any co-occurring mental health disorders. In addition to Charlotte and Lake Norman, we also serve clients from all over the state of North Carolina. Our multi-faceted, holistic treatment approach addresses both the causes of addiction and any underlying mental health concerns such as depression or anxiety. We use a family-focused, evidence-based treatment regimen and we also provide support for loved ones affected by the addiction. To learn more about our alcohol rehab in North Carolina, please contact us online today.

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What Does Our Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program Offer?

Our experienced, compassionate team uses a holistic approach to the treatment of addiction and alcoholism. That means we address the needs of the entire person–mind, body, and spirit–by using methods that are proven to work.

And while we don’t expect our clients to treat themselves, we take their specific situations into account while administering their care plan.

Our substance use disorder and dual diagnosis disorder treatment institute offers the following outpatient programs:

We also have a family program that works to improve the client’s relationships and the overall family system. This includes weekly, virtual events that provide free family support in North Carolina and beyond.

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Symptoms Of Those Needing Alcohol Abuse Treatment

Having a few drinks with friends can be an enjoyable pastime, but alcohol has a sneaky way of becoming a significant impairment to everyday life.
Our alcohol rehab in North Carolina gives you the skills you need to deal with stress and anxiety in a healthy manner and to take steps towards improving your future.

Alcohol Abuse Treatment Programs

Within the parameters of these levels of care, we offer the following programs for treating alcohol dependence:

  • Group Counseling & Individual Sessions
  • Men’s & Women’s Programs
  • Withdrawal Management
  • Trauma Therapy
  • Yoga
  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
  • Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
  • Dual Diagnosis Program
  • Case Management
  • And more

These programs do more than help clients abstain from alcohol and other drugs. They also help clients feel like part of a community and prepare them for the inevitable challenges of everyday life.

Alcohol-related problems—which result from drinking too much, too fast, or too often—are among the most significant public health issues in the United States.

Many people struggle with controlling their drinking at some time in their lives. According to the NIH, more than 14 million adults ages 18 and older have alcohol use disorder (AUD), and 1 in 10 children live in a home with a parent who has a drinking problem.

 

Also known as alcohol counseling, behavioral treatments involve working with a health professional to identify and help change the behaviors that lead to heavy drinking. Behavioral treatments share certain features, which can include:

  • Developing the skills needed to stop or reduce drinking

  • Helping to build a strong social support system

  • Working to set reachable goals

  • Coping with or avoiding the triggers that might cause relapse

Because Alcohol Use Disorder can be a chronic relapsing disease, persistence is key. It is rare that someone would go to treatment once and then never drink again. More often, people must repeatedly try to quit or cut back, experience recurrences, learn from them, and then keep trying. For many, continued follow up with a treatment provider is critical to overcoming problem drinking.
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