Alcoholism 12 Step Programme

The 12 Step Programme is a tried and tested traditional method for long term alcoholism recovery. Used by the Alcoholics Anonymous organisation for around 70 years, it is a simple but effective treatment, using a set of 12 instructions for living life in a simpler but more rewarding way.

The basis of the programme is acceptance, letting go of the past and dealing with problems as they arise together with a continued self awareness, not only of negative behaviours but also of the positive successes achieved in each day.

At Lynwode Manor we have developed an experiential and flexible approach to the 12 step programme. This process, we believe will assist in challenging behaviour, attitudes and thinking.

By identifying blocks and triggers individuals can begin an ongoing exploration into thoughts and feelings that have previously contributed to their drinking or caused relapse in earlier failed attempts to stop.

Other information about alcoholism:

• Alcoholism Treatment at Lynwode Manor
• Alcoholism Family Counselling
• What is Alcoholism?
• Signs of Alcoholism
• Physical Effects of Alcoholism
• Alcoholism in the Workplace
• Alcohol Facts and Figures

Other therapies:

• Group Therapy
• Individual Counselling
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Neuro Linguistic Programming / Psychology (NLP)
• Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Art Therapy