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Step 1
Research information about alcoholism. Learn why alcoholics are dependent on alcohol. Try to think as they think.
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Step 2
Ask other friends and family members to help. A well-planned intervention is the key to helping someone close to you recognize his problem.
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Step 3
Inform the alcoholic of the consequences of addiction. Let him know the danger in which he is placing himself and the people around him.
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Step 4
Be supportive and available. Let the alcoholic know you are there for him. Be sure he knows he can come to you whenever he has a problem or feels like giving up.
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Step 5
Join Al-Anon. This group offers support to family and friends of past and present alcoholics as well as information on how to deal with the problem of alcoholism.














Comments
larryb123 said
on 7/12/2009 my brother is a alcolic, when he is high or drunk he is 10 feet tall and bullet proof,he has had accidents in cars dui and other.he lets his mistakes make him drink.his 57 yo and still looks at younger females and makes sexual comments about them to me but never to the female,i will have to not give him any money to drunk no matter what.