Alcohol Abuse

Alcohol dependence is a chronic and progressive disease, which is characterized by an excessive desire to drink alcohol. Despite the knowledge of the adverse physical, psychological, social and interpersonal consequences, the person continues to drink constantly, even under dangerous circumstances, risking their lives and deteriorating their ability to function.

In addition, this dependence includes symptoms of abstinence and tolerance, which can be so overwhelming that they lead these individuals to consume to avoid or alleviate these symptoms.

All stages of this disease are treatable. A comprehensive treatment plan for the recovery of this dependency is necessary. At Equilibrium, our staff is dedicated to supporting our patients and their families every step of the way. The decision to seek treatment can be overwhelming or intimidating for patients and family members, but it is a very important life decision that should be made.

OUR PROGRAM INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING DYNAMICS

• Daily psychotherapy groups
• Individual therapies
• Assistance and therapy program for the patient’s family
• Yoga / Meditation
• Art and Recreation Therapy
• Ira Control Workshop
• Prevention of relapse
• Group for Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families
• Continuous care groups
• Educational conferences on different related topics
• Nutrition
• Compartment of the 12 Steps and the 12 Traditions