Detoxing A Chronic Alcohol User The primary concerns when treating a chronic alcohol user as compared to a casual drinker are: Higher tolerance - people with alcohol use disorder are unable to quit drinking cold turkey due to the level of alcohol they consume Delirium Tremens, convulsions, or hallucinations Possibility of relapse - based on our first-hand experience, the fear of severe adverse effects contributes to restarting drinking Overcoming emotions - without alcohol to numb emotions, feelings such as guilt (realising the negative impact drinking has had on others), and the emotions that caused addiction originally, may lead to anxiety and depression Further alcohol treatment is more important when it comes to chronic alcohol disorders, as the medical phase only cures the physical dependence on alcohol, not the emotional causes and triggers of addiction, including: External triggers - places, people and situations where previous drinking habits occurred Anxiety - addiction may have started as a means to cope in social environments PTSD and trauma - men with PTSD run a 2-fold increased risk of becoming addicted to alcohol compared to men without PTSD [12] Those with chronic alcohol addiction require the therapy aspect of the programme, including group sessions to address emotional triggers and promote long-term recovery
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