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What is Alcohol Rehab

The Alcohol Addiction Treatment at Anatta Humanversity through its Alternare Life Therapy program is laying the foundation of the rest of one’s life to be led in sobriety and to the best of one’s abilities The initial phase of detoxification enables the client to tide through severe withdrawal synptoms in the least painful manner under expert medical guidance. The core of therapy is the three legged stool of counseling , introspective journalling and meditation . These along with other therapies, aid the client in understanding oneself in relation to one’s addictive traits, providing the tools to get beyond issues impacting one’s emotons and assuming responsibility towards one’s life.

But it’s not all serious business—we add a dash of laughter, camaraderie, and shared experiences in support groups, that makes the journey downright enjoyable. One starts living a life one always wanted to live , without the substance. Holistic therapies like yoga and meditation aid in returning balance in the hormones and emotions with subtlety. Family therapy takes place simultaenously with our expert and experiential family therapist. Towards the end of the residential phase of the program, a road map evolves of how one can lead one’s life back in society. Follow ups are planned .Join us at Anatta Humanversity where Alcohol Addiction Treatment becomes an exciting journey to joy, self-discovery, and ultimate freedom!

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How Does Alcohol Rehabilitations Work for Addiction

Alcohol rehabilitation is a comprehensive approach to combat addiction, employing various strategies to address both the physical and psychological aspects of dependency. The process begins with a thorough assessment to understand the individual’s unique circumstances, followed by a supervised detox phase to safely manage withdrawal symptoms. Central to rehabilitation is counseling, where individuals participate in both individual and group therapy sessions to explore the root causes of their addiction and develop essential coping mechanisms for sustained recovery. Education on addiction, skill-building, and participation in support groups foster a supportive community, while holistic therapies contribute to overall well-being.

An integral part of the process is aftercare planning, ensuring continued support as individuals transition back to their daily lives. By addressing addiction comprehensively and providing tools for recovery, Alcohol Addiction Treatment at Anatta Humanversity aims not only to break the cycle of dependency but to empower individuals with the skills and support needed for a fulfilling, substance-free life.

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Phases of Alcohol Addiction

The journey through alcohol addiction unfolds in distinct phases, each marked by evolving patterns of behavior and escalating consequences.

The Early Phase

In the early phase, individuals may experiment with alcohol, engaging in occasional excessive drinking. There is a sense of novelty and exploration, where the negative consequences of alcohol use might not be immediately apparent. However, it lays the groundwork for the development of more entrenched drinking habits.

Increased Tolerance: The first warning sign. The same pleasurable feeling obtained earlier with one or two drinks is not reached with the same quantity of usage .More of the substance is needed to attain it .

Blackouts: This is not unconsciousness . During a black out, one may go through many activities like walking, talking, even driving a vehicle ‘apparently normally’, but have NO recollection of them afterwards.The brain is unable to form memories at this time going into a kind of amnesia. Blackouts can be partial or total. This is usually caused by drinking large quantities of alcohol and by drinking rapidly and mixing drinks.

Preoccupation with Drinking: Even when one is not drinking, one makes plans about how to obtain the next fix or drink.

Avoiding Any Talk About Alcohol: Despite the preoccupation, person feels totally under control and does not feel the need to share or talk about this craving with anybody. Even if one has boasted earlier of one’s capacity to drink/drug, one wants to avoid the subject now.

The Middle Phase

Loss of Control: Initially, there is a loss of control over the amount of alcohol consumed. Later on, one starts drinking beyond the necessary consumption and gets drunk at inappropriate places like at parties, weddings etc. thus losing control over the time, place and occasion of drinking/using.

Justifying Drinking/Using: Guilt arises as a result of irresponsible consumption and resultant behavioural embarrassments. The drinking/using is justified citing various reasons as varied as wife fought with me to unhappy married life to stressful job to pressure of friends to money problems etc. In an attempt to stave the feeling of guilt, different reasons are given ,but the drinking/using continues.

Grandiose Behavior: The afflicted person starts talking big and spending big more than one can afford. Quite often, alcoholics in this phase do not provide even basic needs for the dependent family, but spend what little they have in extravagant gestures among friends. Deals are signed, properties written off ,marriages done under the influence of substance.

Temporary Abstinence: By this time, the drinking has led to plenty of problems, at home and in the office due to recurrent absenteeism. One is at the point of losing one’s job and perhaps one’s marriage. This might make the person abstain for a while just to quieten things.

Changing the Pattern: Some make a change in the pattern of drinking. They try to change what they drink/use; arrack to brandy, whiskey to beer. They try a change of place or time. The addictive logic takes over here wherein they believe that the problem they are facing is due to the current brand of substance used. E.g. A person said he felt he faced a problem because he drank only beer. He was certain he had no alcohol problem. He felt half a case of beer daily was consuming too much fluid so he switched to scotch and soda when his symptoms got worse he switched to whiskey and water; as his symptoms increased further, he eliminated “water”. This is the nature of Addictive Logic. But so long as it is alcoho, no matter how many changes are made, they continue to be in the same intensity of use as earlier.

The Chronic Phase

This phase is characterized by noticeable physical, mental and social deterioration. There is a total breakdown in relationship with the family.

Binge Drinking: The person drinks continuously for days together, does not eat and does not involve oneself in any other activity. At the end of each binge one is left shaken, frightened and guilt-ridden; one promises never to drink again. Soon enough one goes on another binge.

Ethical Breakdown : The addict borrows, lies and even steals to keep liquor in supply. The person has no qualms about being unethical. The sole aim is to get enough to drink whatever the means.

Paranoia and Hallucinations: The addict begins to suspect people around with little reason. Getting paranoid peple are plotting against him. One may imagine voices speaking to him. He may experience visual, auditory or tactile hallucinations.

Lack of Motor Co-Ordination: The next morning it feels like a sledgehammer in the head-hangover and one feels miserable, tremors,etc. To feel “ normal” one has to down a few drinks or use drugs. The ‘choice’ to use is taken away and ‘compulsion’ and ‘need’ to use to avoid pain takes over.

Just as motor coordination is affected all other bodily systems are slowly and steadily affected with continued use of the substance. Mood swings result, control over rationalized ways of behaving are lost due to the substance. Those who do not stop alcohol consumption even at this stage get mentally ill or die a slow, painful death. Another factor in addiction is the Denial of the existence of a problem of addiction- as I have mentioned above.

Understanding these phases is pivotal for crafting targeted interventions in alcohol rehabilitation. Tailoring strategies based on the specific challenges posed by each phase enables a more effective approach to breaking the cycle of addiction and guiding individuals towards a sustainable path to recovery. Whether in the early, middle, or chronic phase, recognizing the unique characteristics of each stage is essential for providing comprehensive and specialized support to those navigating the complexities of alcohol addiction.

Denial results from the natural tendency to avoid the pain caused by recognizing the presence, severity, and responsibility for dealing with serious problems. When denial is activated, clients start using a set of automatic and unconscious thoughts, feelings, urges, actions, and social reactions that defend against the pain of recognizing the problem

The Denial Phase

Levels of Denial
1. Lack of Information- lacks accurate information or have internalized wrong information about addiction and its related problems.
2. Conscious Defensiveness- Knowledge that something is wrong but refusal to face the pain of knowing. Whenever they start thinking or talking about their alcohol or drug use, an internal argument erupts in their mind. The argument is between the addictive self that wants to keep drinking and drugging and the sober self that wants to stop.
3. Unconscious Defensiveness- They automatically and unconsciously evade and distort information in a way that guards them from the pain of knowing they are addicted.
4. Delusional denial – deeply entrenched mistaken beliefs held in spite of overwhelming evidence that they are not true. They maintain the belief that they are social drinkers in spite of overwhelming and undeniable evidence of serious problems. Because they are delusional, they usually do not respond to the denial management methods used for levels 1, 2, and 3 denials. The delusions are often linked to brain dysfunction caused by the effects alcohol or drug use, or to coexisting mental or personality disorders. As these conditions are treated and begin to remit, these clients usually drop into lower levels of denial that can be managed in counseling.

The Big Five denial patterns
1. Avoidance- “I’ll talk about anything but the problem!”
2. Absolute Denial- “No, not me!”.
3. Minimizing- “It’s Not That Bad!”.
4. Rationalizing- “I Have a Good Reason!”.
5. Blaming- “It’s Not My Fault!”.

The Small Seven denial patterns
1. Comparing- “Because others are worse than me, I don’t have a problem”
2. Manipulating- “I’ll only recover if you do what I want!”
3. Scaring Myself into Recovery- “Being afraid of the consequences of drinking will keep me sober!”
4. Compliance- “I’ll say anything you want to hear if you leave me alone!”
5. Flight into Health- “Feeling better means that I am better!”
6. Strategic Hopelessness- “Since nothing will work, I don’t have to try!”
7. The Democratic Disease State- “I have the right to drink and drug myself to death!”
Thus addiction is a baffling, cunning and manipulative illness.It is a relapse prone progressive dis-ease which if left untreated will result in death of the individual

QUESTIONNAIRES TO IDENTIFY CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE
There are standard questionnaires by which one can identify the existence of an alcohol or drug problem that requires treatment.
The most common questionnaire for alcohol and drug use is the CAGE questionnaire
CAGE Questions
1. Have you ever felt you should cut down on your drinking?
2. Have people annoyed you by criticizing your drinking?
3. Have you ever felt bad or guilty about your drinking?
4. Have you ever had a drink first thing in the morning to steady your nerves or to get rid of a hangover (eye-opener)?

Scoring: Item responses on the CAGE questions are scored 0 for “no” and 1 for “yes” answers, with a higher score being an indication of alcohol problems. A total score of two or greater is considered clinically significant. However even one positive score indicates the presence of an alcohol problem that requires treatment in the form of rehabilitation

Our Alcohol Rehab Treatment for De-addiction

At Anatta Humanversity, our Alcohol Addiction Treatment is meticulously designed to address the multifaceted aspects of addiction, incorporating various essential components for a comprehensive recovery journey.

– Detoxification :
The first step in our program is alcohol detox, a supervised process aimed at safely removing alcohol from the body. Our experienced medical professionals guide individuals through this phase, ensuring a secure and comfortable transition while managing withdrawal symptoms. Detox sets the stage for the subsequent phases of rehabilitation by laying a foundation of physical well-being.

– Counselling
Central to our approach is counseling, a cornerstone in understanding and overcoming the root causes of addiction. Self -disclosure sharing is an integral part of the therapeutic process Through both individualised therapy sessions, our expert counselors guide individuals in exploring their relationship with alcohol, fostering self-awareness, and developing effective coping mechanisms. This personalized therapeutic process is instrumental in building the mental resilience needed for sustained recovery.

– Meditation & other Awareness building techniques
Awareness building techniques are an integral part of our program, with meditation playing a key role in promoting mental well-being. Guided meditation sessions help individuals develop a sense of inner calm, enhance self-reflection, and cultivates awareness, contributing to overall emotional stability. Meditation serves as a valuable tool for managing stress, anxiety, and cravings throughout the recovery journey.

–Pre-Rehab Facilitated by a Therapist

Before diving into the core rehabilitation program, individuals benefit from a pre-rehabilitation phase facilitated by a therapist. This preparatory stage, guided by experienced therapists, helps individuals set personal goals, understand the upcoming journey, and build a foundation for active participation in the rehabilitation process.

Our holistic approach to alcohol rehabilitation integrates alcohol detoxification, counseling, meditation, and pre-rehabilitation to provide individuals with a well-rounded and personalized treatment plan. By addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction, we empower individuals on their path to recovery at Anatta Humanversity.

Family Involvement: (Co-dependency counselling )

- The family members require as much counselling as the person suffering from addiction as they too are emotionally imbalanced. Involving family members in the recovery process through counselling and education is done by our family therapists .
- Rebuilding familial relationships and creating a supportive environment for both.

Aftercare Planning:

- Developing a comprehensive aftercare plan to support individuals post-treatment.

Connecting individuals with community resources and support groups.

Why Choose Anatta for Alcohol De-Addiction Treatment

At Anatta Humanversity, we stand out as a beacon of transformative care, offering a unique and effective approach to alcohol de-addiction treatment. Here are compelling reasons to choose Anatta for your journey to recovery:

Voluntary: Our Alcohol de-addiction program is entirely voluntary, recognizing the importance of personal commitment to the recovery process. We believe that individuals actively participating in their own healing journey are more likely to achieve lasting results. By choosing Anatta voluntarily, individuals take the first empowering step towards a substance-free life.

Non-medical: Our approach to Alcohol de-addiction is rooted in non-medical interventions, prioritizing holistic and sustainable recovery. We focus on therapeutic and experiential methods, steering away from a solely medication-driven model. This allows us to address the underlying causes of addiction and equip individuals with the skills needed for long-term sobriety.

Single Client: Anatta’s commitment to personalized care is exemplified by our single-client approach. By catering to one individual at a time, we ensure that every aspect of the treatment plan is tailored to the unique needs, preferences, and challenges of that specific client. This focused attention fosters a supportive and intimate environment for effective recovery.

Luxury Treatment: Elevating the standards of rehabilitation, Anatta Humanversity offers a luxury treatment experience. Our state-of-the-art facilities, serene surroundings, and personalized amenities create a comfortable and exclusive setting for recovery. We believe that a luxurious environment contributes to a positive and uplifting atmosphere, enhancing the overall rehabilitation experience.

Choose Anatta Humanversity for alcohol de-addiction treatment and embark on a journey where voluntariness, non-medical interventions, single-client focus, and luxury treatment converge to create an unparalleled path to lasting recovery.

Our Personalised Alcohol Rehab Treatment/
Personalised Alcohol Rehab Treatment for Individuals Needs

At Anatta Humanversity, we understand that every individual’s journey to recovery is unique. That’s why our Alcohol Addiction Treatment is meticulously tailored to address the specific needs, challenges, and aspirations of each person seeking our support.

Tailored Treatment Plans: Our commitment to personalized care begins with the creation of individualized treatment plans. These plans are crafted through a comprehensive assessment that considers factors such as the severity of addiction, mental health status, and personal goals. By recognizing the distinctiveness of each individual, we ensure that the treatment approach is both relevant and effective.

Holistic and Comprehensive Approach: Our personalized alcohol rehab treatment encompasses a holistic approach, addressing not only the physical aspects of addiction but also the underlying emotional and psychological factors. From alcohol detox to counseling, meditation, and beyond, each element of our program is fine-tuned to meet the diverse needs of our clients.

Flexible and Adaptive: Recovery is a dynamic process, and we acknowledge that individual needs may evolve. Our treatment plans are designed to be flexible and adaptive, allowing for modifications based on the progress and changing requirements of each individual. This flexibility ensures that our clients receive the support they need at every stage of their recovery journey.

Continuous Evaluation and Adjustment: Regular evaluation and adjustment are integral to our personalized approach. Our team continuously monitors the effectiveness of the treatment plan, making necessary adjustments to optimize outcomes. This commitment to ongoing assessment ensures that individuals receive the most relevant and impactful interventions throughout their time at Anatta Humanversity.