Alcohol Abuse VS Alcohol Addiction
Alcohol abuse and Alcohol addiction are two different types of problems that are thought to be the same. Alcohol abuse is a pattern of drinking that interferes with day-to-day activties. A person with alcohol abuse is not physically dependent on alcohol but still has a serious drinking problem. The symptoms to alcohol abuse are failure to fullfil major work, school, home responsibilites, legal or social problems, or drinking in situations that are considered dangerous, such as drunk driving. There are different types of treatments for alcohol abuse, such as support groups, counseling, or medication to help prevent relapse. Alcohol addiction is a chronic disease characterized by uncontrolled drinking and preoccupations with alcohol. A person with alcohol addiction has the inability to control their drinking due to both a physical and emotional dependence on alcohol. The symptoms to alcohol addiction are repeated alcohol consumption despite related legal and health problems. There are different types of treatments and options available for those with alcohol addiction, such as counseling with a healthcare professional, a detoxification program in a hostipal or medical facility for those who require additional help, and medication to help reduse the desire to drink.
How Hypnosis Can Cure Alcohol Abuse
Although many people do not know, hypnotherapy is actually a valid method to treat alcohol abuse and addiction. One common way hypnotherapists get people off alcohol is by changing their core beliefs about what alcohol is, how it afects them and the people around them. Hypnosis works by changing people's attitudes and behaviors. Hypnosis does work and has cured thousands of people from their addiction to alcohol and many other harmful sucstances.