Treatments for<unk>  can be separated into two groups, those directed towards severely alcohol-dependent people, and those focused for those at risk of becoming dependent on alcohol. Treatment for<unk>  often involves utilizing relapse prevention, support groups, psychotherapy, and setting short-term goals. The Twelve-Step Program is also a popular faith-based process used by those wishing to recover from<unk> . The ultimate goal when it comes to treating<unk>  or as the DSM-5 now calls it alcohol use disorder, is to help with establishing abstinence from drinking. There are several other benefits that come along with treatment. For some, it is reconnecting with themselves and obtaining self-esteem and confidence, a healthier lifestyle (physically and mentally), creating new relationships with other like-minded people as well as rekindling or mending old relationships if possible. The treatment process consists typically of two parts short-term and long-term. First, there is the path to abstinence and/or recovery. There are several reasons why someone with alcohol use disorder or<unk>  would seek treatment. This can either be a personal reason or because of law enforcement. There is a series of different levels of treatment processes depending on the severity subtype. Some would or could benefit from medication treatment with psychosocial treatment, while others could just benefit from psychosocial treatment. Listed below are different some different types of treatments that are used with treating<unk> /alcohol use disorder depending on several factors that vary from person to person. Treatment and support Types of treatments: * Withdrawals (no medication aid needed) * Withdrawals (depending on severity of symptoms, could be accompanied with supervision by medical personal and medication) * Psychosocial treatment (counseling, CBT, psychoeducation, assertive community treatment) * Alcoholics Anonymous * Inpatient or outpatient programs * Social services (case management) * Al-Anon/Alateen
Alcohol dependence
Alcohol abuse
Alcohol intoxication
Alcoholism
Alcohol intolerance
Nicotine dependence
Binge drinking
Pornography addiction