The UK and Europe are watching football. It’s an exciting time for those football fans and supporters.
They love the game and all those BBQ’s and family gatherings with friend’s are a must. No one wants to
be left out.

For those with a drink problem, it’s a bad time. Imagine the person struggling with alcohol – wanting to
mix with family and friends at that BBQ – friends or family being a little intoxicated and then the problem
– “Surely one drink won’t hurt you”!!

The fact is – if you are an alcoholic and are choosing to live in sobriety – that first drink will start the
addictive cycle of again. For an alcoholic “One is too many and a thousand never enough”. Once someone
with a drink problem has that first drink – there will be a second and a third and then it’s like the old
times. That person goes back to old drinking ways faster than you can imagine. This is so hard for
friends and family to understand – they probably don’t have a drink problem – they don’t understand that
one drink will equal chaos to the alcoholic.

This is not just true of people with alcohol problems – all addictions are the same.
Alcohol, Drugs, Gambling, Food, Sex, Pornography, Relationship and Co-dependency are all the same.
For people with an Addictive Personality, we all have the problem. No matter what the drug of choice
is.

My name is Peter. I am 22 years sober of a drink and 22 years clean of a drug. I specialise in helping
clients in 1-1 Therapy – Face-to-face or Zoom – explore their behaviours and look at how it affects them
or their loved ones. I am passionate about helping and our sessions will, be completely private and
confidential.

I work from the centre of Guildford and take pride in helping clients recover from their addictions.
My phone is on 24 x 7 – call me for a chat. 01483 533808 or email me on info@addictioncare.co.uk.

Take a look at my website www.addictioncare.co.uk.

Give yourself another chance with my alcohol addiction treatment in Guildford

When alcohol starts to take over your life, it can be difficult to stop, or know that it is bad for you. After it becomes as standard, alcohol knows no bounds in its destruction of your liver and brain, as well as your mental health.

At Addiction Care, I am here to help you overcome your addiction to alcohol and live a life free from the reigns of your addiction.

When dealing with addiction, one of the hardest things to do is admit you have a problem. At Addiction Care, the therapy I offer begins by helping someone take responsibility for their addiction, which is considered an essential part of recovery. From there, we will work together to discover where your addiction stems from, as well as looking at suitable coping mechanisms and ways you can move forward positively.

If you’re ready to face your addiction head on and change your life for the better, get in touch via the contact form where you can book an initial appointment. To speak to me about booking an initial appointment and to take that very first step towards a life free from your addiction, fill out the contact form and I’ll get right back to you.

Whilst this year may be filled with much uncertainty, one thing you can rely on is my addiction treatment

We can safely say that this year hasn’t exactly gone to plan, but with so much up in the air, something you can depend on is my alcohol addiction treatment in Guildford. Whether you’re struggling with limiting your alcohol intake during isolation or have simply hit rock bottom and are ready to receive some help, I am here for you.

I am on hand to help you make the first step and can offer treatment sessions that are suited to your needs.

At Addiction Care I believe that everyone should be able to gain access to affordable 1-1 therapy in Guildford when they need it. We currently live in a scary and unpredictable world, but one thing I can provide is a safe platform where you can face your addiction head on with my full support.

If you would like to arrange an initial confidential consultation with me, please contact me on 01483 533808. I am here to help you through this difficult time, and I look forward to hearing from you and tackling your alcohol addiction.