Alcohol
Alcohol consumption is deeply rooted in our culture and considered normal in many circumstances. However, alcohol has a high potential for addiction – the drinking habit of every fifth adult is risky. If alcohol is consumed excessively, it can harm almost every organ in the body. In addition to the physical effects, alcohol consumption is often accompanied by mental, social or work-related problems.
If you are finding it hard to control or reduce your alcohol intake, it is advisable to seek professional help. As soon as you are physically or mentally used to it, dependence can develop, which is a serious illness and should be treated as soon as possible.
You will be accompanied respectfully towards a better quality of life and better health by our knowledgeable therapists and physicians. Treatment will be individually tailored to your needs.
This is how we support you:
- addiction treatment: information, assessment and advice, support controlling or reducing consumption, outpatient detox, aftercare and relapse prevention
- psychiatry and psychotherapy: mental health assessment and psychiatric treatment
- GP services: general internal medicine, infectiology
- social care: support in everyday life, e.g. dealing with problems in the social environment, at work, at school or in an apprenticeship, with finances or with the authorities and landlords
- outpatient/legal measures to reinstate a driving licence or to comply with a court order
Contact
Would you like to get in touch or do you have any questions regarding treatment? We are there for you, with straightforward and confidential help.