Research shows that a significant population of Americans have genetic vulnerabilities that increase their likelihood of misusing alcohol. These individuals often struggle to control their drinking, at the risk of legal, social, professional, and health consequences.
Though complete abstinence is the traditional response for those who have abused alcohol, some make repeated attempts to limit their drinking, with mixed results.
The development of the harm-reduction medication, Naltrexone, has created treatment options for a range of addictive illness, both substance and behavioral. Say When utilizes Naltrexone prescribed by your physician, in a behavior modification approach that diminishes the reward mechanism that drives alcohol misuse, making the goals of moderation or abstinence achievable.
Say When begins with a thorough assessment, including a consultation with your personal physician, to determine the appropriateness of this program to your unique circumstances.
The positive, interactive style of the Say When program is empowering to individuals, in their efforts to make the responsible use of alcohol compatible with their personal, professional, and family priorities.
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Say When Program Specifics
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90-day duration, 3 sessions per week
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Telehealth for your convenience
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Family participation encouraged
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Abstinence or moderation
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Assessment determines eligibility