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Alcoholism support in the UK – for you and your loved ones
Looking for Alcohol rehab or Alcohol detox? For yourself or for someone else?
Alcohol Helper was formed by people in recovery who use their experience and expertise to help others with alcohol problems. Our service is independent and dedicated to finding the most suitable treatment, whether that’s residential rehab, an outpatient programme or alcohol counselling.
Our team consists of some of the most experienced alcohol addiction professionals, and we work with the top rehab clinics in the UK and internationally. But we don’t just find you alcohol treatment. We provide support for family members and an aftercare programme to give you the best chance of sustained abstinence.
What is alcoholism and do I have it?
You might wake up daily wondering, am I like those people I see on the TV or read about in the media, do I have this problem, or convince yourself its just not that bad yet, and when I get that bad, then I will seek help. Many more ideas might come to mind, I will start the gym, go on a diet, get a new job, get a new girlfriend, something to change the outside circumstances in which you live which might, help.
In order to get help for alcohol problems, you need to admit you have a problem, that is the first step to recovery. You cannot get help for a problem you dont think you have thats just common sense. Once you admit you have a problem, it will open the door to a whole host of possibilities.
Alcohol Rehab or Detox
Lots of people start their recovery in a residential rehab, followed by after care and then recovery in the community with self help, mutual aid and recovery communities. Believe it or not there are 1000s of people around us in every town and every city that live with alcoholism or addiction and lead normal productive lives.
There is often the question, do I simply need a detox, or do I need alcohol rehab, some people simply do a 14 day or 28 day detox, some people stay in for more residential rehab as alcoholism has seeped so far into their lives that they no longer know how to live. This is something our qualified advisors can help you with making the right decision for you on.
If your feeling hopeless, or just that you might have a problem, feel free to call and speak to one of our advisors in confidence about your problem and see how we can help.
