Wise Path Recovery Centers ™
ALCOHOL ADDICTION
What is Alcohol Addiction?
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a medical condition involving an impaired ability to stop or control alcohol use despite adverse social, occupational, or health consequences, according to the National Institutes of Health. A national survey found that 14.1 million adults ages 18 and older had AUD in 2019. AUDs can be mild, moderate or severe. There are lasting changes in the brain caused by alcohol overuse that cause individuals vulnerable to relapse. We’re here to help with your alcohol addiction treatment and get you back to an amazing life.
At Wise Path Recovery Centers™, we use the DSM-5 to assess whether a person has AUD and to determine the severity if the disorder is present.
In addition to asking you a series of questions regarding your alcohol use, we will also take into consideration the presence of any common risk factors of AUD.
Risk factors of AUD may include:
Drinking at an early age
Genetics and family history of alcohol problems
Co-occurring mental health conditions and a history of trauma
What is Alcohol Addiction?
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a medical condition involving an impaired ability to stop or control alcohol use despite adverse social, occupational, or health consequences, according to the National Institutes of Health. A national survey found that 14.1 million adults ages 18 and older had AUD in 2019. AUDs can be mild, moderate or severe. There are lasting changes in the brain caused by alcohol overuse that cause individuals vulnerable to relapse. We’re here to help with your alcohol addiction treatment and get you back to an amazing life.
At Wise Path Recovery Centers™, we use the DSM-5 to assess whether a person has AUD and to determine the severity if the disorder is present.
In addition to asking you a series of questions regarding your alcohol use, we will also take into consideration the presence of any common risk factors of AUD.
Risk factors of AUD may include:
Drinking at an early age
Genetics and family history of alcohol problems
Co-occurring mental health conditions and a history of trauma
How Do We Treat AUD?
Our approach to treating alcohol use disorder is unique because we assess and treat each individual holistically. At Wise Path Recovery Centers™, we can treat alcohol use disorder using inpatient or outpatient programs. The treatment program that is best for your health needs will be determined during a comprehensive assessment with one of our clinicians. Some treatment services may be done in person or virtually.
Treatment services may include:
Supporting You After Treatment
At Wise Path Recovery Centers™, we will do whatever we can to help you get back on your feet after your alcohol addiction treatment.
We take a comprehensive approach to aftercare, providing you with access to help that keeps you on the road to recovery. Whether that means providing you with financial resources, job training and placement assistance, or community-based resources like 12-step groups, our staff is here for you, so you can stay committed to your new lifestyle.
Supporting You After Treatment
At Wise Path Recovery Centers™, we will do whatever we can to help you get back on your feet after your alcohol addiction treatment.
We take a comprehensive approach to aftercare, providing you with access to help that keeps you on the road to recovery. Whether that means providing you with financial resources, job training and placement assistance, or community-based resources like 12-step groups, our staff is here for you, so you can stay committed to your new lifestyle.
View our locations.
Currently, we offer inpatient treatment programs in Morgantown, WV, as well as outpatient programs in Charleston and Morgantown, WV. We also have Sober Living Homes in Columbus, IN. Give us a call at 866-860-9772 to get prescreened and assessed for the treatment program that will best meet your needs.