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January 7th, 2010 at 9:40 am
Getting proper treatment for alcoholism is certainly recommended. Sure, some people go it alone, but why make things extra hard for yourself? Going through a proper treatment program will equip you to stay sober and give you the tools you need to keep moving forward. Treatment of course is only the first step. Having an appropriate recovery program is also crucial – because that’s what you do once you’ve left rehab to ensure you don’t relapse. This is where 12 step programs like AA are crucial.