Alcohol addiction
It’s easy to feel alone when you have a drinking problem. You, or your loved one, might feel shame or fear about being an alcoholic or having a problem with binge drinking. Although you might find it hard to talk about your alcoholism, asking for help is the first step to recovery and sobriety.
Recognising the signs of alcoholism
Alcohol abuse and dependence are illnesses, affecting the physical, emotional and spiritual life of a large number of Australians. The harmful consequences of alcohol abuse and dependence can also have a wide-reaching impact on family and friends.
Wesley Hospital’s treatment program for alcoholics
Wesley Hospital offers an effective, compassionate treatment program to help you recover from alcohol abuse and dependence. Leaders in psychiatric care, Wesley Hospital’s experienced staff provide a nurturing and secure environment in which to recover from alcoholism and return to living a fulfilled, connected life with family and friends.
Wesley Hospital’s post-treatment assistance for alcoholics
Wesley Hospital’s highly regarded post-treatment program offers quality care informed by the latest research, and includes post-treatment strategies to help ensure ongoing sobriety.
Wesley Hospital can also help you link up with external resources, such as attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and we have suggestions for further reading if you would like to learn more about alcohol and the signs of alcoholism. You can also learn the answers to frequently asked questions and find more information in our fact sheet.
Seeking help from Wesley Hospital
If alcohol has begun to dominate your thoughts and actions, and your drinking continues despite the harmful consequences, it’s time to think about seeking treatment. Wesley Hospital is here to help.
To discuss the treatment options for alcohol dependence that are right for you, contact Wesley Hospital.
