Can I Keep Drinking? (eBook)

Have you ever wondered if you need to stop drinking—or whether you’ve had too much? Can I Keep Drinking? gives you tools to assess yourself and figure out how to have a better relationship with alcohol.

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"e;A fresh voice in the emerging field of moderation treatment programs, which claim that abstinence-only approaches . . . clearly do not fit all drinkers."e; -Gabrielle Glaser, author of Her Best-Kept Secret: Why Women Drink-And How They Can Regain ControlOnly about six percent of the population that are alcoholic need to quit drinking completely in their recovery process, yet nearly 90 percent of treatment programs and substance abuse treatment practitioners require total abstinence from alcohol. Cynthia Turner is not one of them. In Can I Keep Drinking? she provides you with easy-to-follow tools, checklists, and quizzes to help you answer the question "e;Can I keep drinking?"e; and figure out a way to have a healthier relationship with alcohol."e;The dominant US perspective about drinking problems-that abstinence is the only genuine solution-gets a thorough re-examination in Can I Keep Drinking? If you're looking for a fresh and evidence-based perspective on drinking problems and ways to change them, everything you need to know is here."e; -A. Thomas Horvath, Ph.D., ABPP, author of Sex, Drugs, Gambling & Chocolate: A Workbook for Overcoming Addictions"e;When someone faces the notion that they may have an alcohol problem for the first time, it is almost impossible to know where to begin. Can I Keep Drinking? offers a practical, thorough, easy-to-read roadmap for addressing this issue."e; -Kevin P. Hill, MD, MHS, author of Marijuana: The Unbiased Truth About the World's Most Popular Weed"e;Cyndi Turner explains the foundations of moderate drinking empathetically and intelligently. This book is an excellent addition to the harm reduction canon, one that will certainly help readers navigate a healthier relationship with alcohol."e; -Kelsey Osgood, author of How to Disappear Completely: On Modern Anorexia