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  1. Step 2 - Ask 10 Recommended Questions

    Searching for alcohol treatment can be overwhelming. The Navigator will help you focus your search to find higher quality treatment, which can increase the odds of success.

  2. Telehealth and Online Options for Alcohol Treatment

    How can I help my patients or clients to get professional alcohol treatment from home during the COVID-19 emergency?

  3. How can I access quality alcohol treatment through telehealth services or online programs?

    If you or a loved one needs help with an alcohol problem, you have several options beyond in-person care. You can access professional telehealth care by phone or video chat. You can take self-guided online programs to reduce or quit drinking. And you can attend online mutual-support groups.  You might put together a care plan that combines some or all of these choices.

  4. About the NIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator®

    The NIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator® has been developed by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). The Navigator describes the step-by-step process that NIAAA staff use when looking for higher quality treatment.

  5. Support Through The Process

    Not sure what to expect during and after alcohol treatment? See some of the challenges people face, such as relapse, and where to find support services.

  6. Starting the Conversation

    Get tips for starting the conversation with a loved one about seeking alcohol treatment for a drinking problem.

  7. Managing Expectations

    Learn about some of the challenges people seeking alcohol treatment and their loved ones face during the treatment process.

  8. Understanding Relapse

    Learn about the risk of relapsing into previous drinking habits for a person getting treatment for alcohol problems.

  9. Long-term Recovery Support

    Find support resources to help the person working toward recovery from alcohol use disorders.

  10. Caretaker Support Resources

    Find support resources for the caretaker helping the person with an alcohol problem.