Alcohol Addiction

“What causes problems is a problem because it causes problems”

If alcohol is causing problems in your life get rid of the alcohol or the problems will get worse. Alcoholism is defined by the medical profession as an illness. As with most illness, if left untreated, will only progress.

To help you decide whether you might have a problem with your own drinking, we’ve prepared these questions.

• Do you drink because you have problems or to face up to stressful situations?
• Do you often prefer to drink alone, rather than with others?
• Are you starting to get low marks at school?
• Does it affect your work performance?
• Do you ever try to stop or drink less – and fail?
• Have you begun to drink in the morning before school or work?
• Do you gulp your drinks to get a faster effect?
• Do you ever have loss of memory due to your drinking?
• Do you avoid being honest with others about your drinking?
• Do you ever get into trouble when you are drinking?
• Do you often get drunk when you drink, even when you do not intend to?
• Do others complain about your drinking?
• Is your drinking affecting your family life?

The answers are nobody’s business but your own. If you can answer yes to some of these questions, maybe it’s time you took a serious look at what your drinking might be doing to you.

If you are thinking you may have a problem, now is the time to address the problem before it gets worse.

We have helped many individuals tackle this problem and go on to live healthy productive lives.