My aunty is a major alchoholic and my mam helps her by occupying her, inviting her over for tea, just to keep her from going out.
Family and friends who are concerned about an alcohol abuse problem should carefully examine the options for help that are available to them. People can and do overcome serious alcohol problems.
You should first find a certified therapist that they can talk to. It is also important that you and this person's friends and/or family sit down and talk with them about their addiction.
he's clean, he doesnt talk to his father but he has these two women who probably helped him get clean
absolutely not. when someone has an alcohol addiction, it affects their friends, their family, and even their coworkers (if they are employed). Alcohol addiction is destructive and if it happens to you or someone you love, it can tear people apart. Alcoholism has torn many families apart and will tear many more apart. so, the answer is no. alcoholism affects everyone.
this can cause addiction to alcohol..... and this can heppen because family influense,problems,friends,etc....therer are many reasons why this can happen and why it affecs to a teenager it can also conduced you to do drugs and many other things
Does alcohol addiction carry a strong genetic component? * It is possible. Several studies have pointed out that alcoholism is more likely in someone who has family members that are alcoholics.
It is hard to overcome an addiction, there are support groups to help and have family and friends support you through this.
Alcoholism and drug addiction can, and usually does, affect the entire family. When someone is suffering from addiction, they basically become a different person and are unable to care about their family members, and themselves, in the way that they should. Sometimes family members try to help, but are discouraged when they can't change the mind of the addict. Family members need to get help just as much as the addict does. The family members can get help before the addict decides to get help. No matter what the situation is, someone's alcoholism and drug addiction affects everyone around the addict. Hopefully this helped a little bit.
Rehab or N/A also family and friends
A.D.A.C. or consulting a doctor who can give you advice about your addiction. when in doubt seek medical attention and or a family member who you feel would be supportive in your decisions.
Well, there are many different types of treatment. First you could ask your local gp, friends and family. Secondly, you may be able to just convince yourself into not doing it. Do this by thinking of something else when thinking about it.
The same as with any other hobby that becomes an addiction - when you become obsessed with it, when you spend money on your addiction that you should be spending on food, rent, and the electric bill, when you start neglecting your family and friends...