• Daily drinking, binge patterns, or escalating tolerance.
• Cravings, loss of control, and repeated failed attempts to cut back.
  Relapse cycles tied to stress, sleep problems, anxiety, depression, or trauma.

Medication is not one size fits all. Options are
chosen based on your drinking pattern, medical
history, lab work when needed, and side effect
tolerance.

Naltrexone to reduce cravings and blunt the reward effect of alcohol.

Acamprosate (Campral) to support
abstinence and reduce post acute
withdrawal symptoms.

Disulfiram (Antabuse) as an aversion based
option to reinforce “no drinking” when
appropriate. This is preferred method as it
has the best results in my opinion.
Additional medication strategies may be
considered case by case based on comorbid
symptoms and safety

Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous. If you have a history of severe withdrawal, seizures, delirium tremens, or heavy daily use, you may need a medically supervised detox before outpatient maintenance and relapse prevention care. We assess withdrawal risk up front and build the plan around safety.

Tell us your typical weekly drinking pattern,
last drink, and prior quit attempts
Bring your medication list and any relevant
medical history
If available, bring recent labs or primary care
notes

If you are done with alcohol and want a serious
plan to quit and stay sober, request an alcohol
recovery appointment.