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The number of individuals in Lyndhurst, New Jersey that are currently struggling with alcoholism has steadily begun to climb recently; this dilemma has created the need for more quality Alcohol Abuse Treatment Programs to be located in and around this area.

The causes of alcoholism are varied and could include depression, low self esteem, peer pressure, childhood trauma or abuse, and various environmental factors. One thing is certain, a person in Lyndhurst, NJ. that picks up their first drink does not think that this action will result in a potentially life threatening alcohol addiction.

There are numerous reasons that it is vitally important for an individual from Lyndhurst to reach out to an Alcohol Addiction Rehab Program for an alcohol addiction. There are a host of serious problems that are related to alcoholism such as domestic problems, automobile accidents, and reduced mental health and lower inhibitions. Additionally an individual from Lyndhurst with an alcoholism problem can have many health related problems including digestive disorders, heart problems and liver disease.

Getting the help of a professional Alcohol Addiction Treatment Program is the only logical solution for an individual in Lyndhurst that is being affected by the potentially deadly toxic effects of alcoholism. Once an individual from Lyndhurst recognizes that they have a problem with an alcohol addiction, they should have a sense of urgency in regard to obtaining treatment for their alcoholism.

An individual going through the detox process should have the professional support that is available at a Lyndhurst, NJ. Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center. One of the biggest hurdles that people from Lyndhurst, New Jersey will face during the alcohol detox period is experiencing the pain and discomfort of the withdrawal symptoms that are often associated with this process. The length and the severity of these symptoms will depend on how long the individual was alcohol dependent and how much they drank during the process of their alcoholism. The alcohol detoxification process refers to the process of minimizing and managing the physical symptoms of alcohol withdrawal.

The various options that are available to treat individuals from Lyndhurst with an alcohol addiction problem include outpatient alcohol addiction treatment, hospitalization detox, long term alcohol rehab and short term alcoholism treatment and residential inpatient rehab treatment, just to name a select few. The primary goal of any type of quality Alcohol Abuse Rehabilitation Center should be to help the individual from Lyndhurst, New Jersey to get to the point where they can become sober and stay that way.

We are dedicated to providing assistance to individuals from Lyndhurst that are currently struggling with an alcohol addiction and seeking the help of an Alcohol Abuse Treatment Center. Getting help is easy - just pick up the phone and dial the toll-free number to speak with a treatment counselor who cares.

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  • The primary function of the area of the brain which is known as the cortex is to maintain control over the rest of the brain; this area of the brain is depressed with the presence of even low doses of alcohol. This helps to explain why a person that is drinking is less inhibited and may have a loss of control over judgment.
  • During 2001, President George Bush's twin daughters were arrested and ultimately sentenced to community service for being charges with underage drinking.
  • When combined, alcohol and tobacco drastically increase the risk of certain cancers.
  • Alcohol and caffeine are the two most widely abused substances in the world.
  • AA Meetings in Lyndhurst, NJ.
  • Lyndhurst
    United Presbyterian Church
    Ridge Rd & Page Av
    Lyndhurst, New Jersey 7071

    Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Times
    Tuesday, 1:00 PM
    Saturday, 12:Np PM
  • The 1935 Group - "sober Not Somber"
    United Presbyterian Church
    Corner Of Ridge Road @ Page Avenue
    Lyndhurst, New Jersey 7071

    Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Times
    Saturday, 12:00 PM
  • Lyndhurst, NJ. Al-Anon Support Group Meetings

  • United Presbyterian Church
    511 Ridge Rd. & Page Ave. (entrance In Back)
    Lyndhurst, New Jersey

    Al-Anon Meeting Times
    Tue., 10:00 AM

For more information, visit www.drug-rehabs.org.