Alcohol addiction does not usually happen overnight. For many people, it begins with occasional drinking at social events or using alcohol to relax after stress. Over time, what once felt harmless can slowly start affecting health, behavior, and relationships.
If alcohol is interfering with your daily life, sleep, work performance, or family responsibilities, it may be more than a habit. It may be alcohol dependence — a medical condition that requires structured and professional support.
At Koshish Clinic in Lahore, we offer structured and medically guided alcohol recovery programs that prioritize patient safety, privacy, and respect. Our treatment model integrates clinical detox support, evidence-based psychological counseling, and personalized relapse prevention strategies to promote lasting recovery.
Alcohol addiction, also known as alcohol use disorder (AUD), is a chronic condition where a person loses control over their drinking despite harmful consequences.
It affects both the brain and body. Over time, the brain becomes dependent on alcohol to function normally. This leads to cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and continued use even when the person wants to stop.
Alcohol addiction is not a weakness or lack of willpower. It is a manageable health condition that requires proper medical and psychological care.
Alcohol impacts brain chemicals responsible for mood, decision-making, and impulse control. With repeated use:
Alcohol withdrawal should be managed by healthcare professionals to reduce potential risks.
Many individuals delay treatment because they believe they are still “in control.” Recognizing the early warning signs can prevent long-term damage.
You may need professional help if:
You hide or lie about drinking
Severe alcohol withdrawal can cause:
This is why medically supervised detox is strongly recommended instead of quitting alone.
Detox is the first step in alcohol recovery. It focuses on removing alcohol safely from the body under medical supervision.
At our Lahore facility, detox includes:
Hydration management
Alcohol withdrawal can escalate quickly. Medical monitoring reduces complications and ensures patient safety and comfort.
Detox alone is not treatment — it is the foundation for long-term recovery.
Addiction is rarely just physical. Emotional stress, trauma, anxiety, and depression often contribute to alcohol misuse.
Our therapy programs focus on understanding the root causes of addiction.
One-on-one therapy sessions help patients:
Strengthen motivation for recovery
Group sessions provide peer support and reduce isolation. Patients learn from shared experiences in a structured, confidential environment.
Alcohol addiction affects the entire family, not just the individual. Family involvement improves long-term recovery success.
We provide:
Support at home plays a critical role in sustainable recovery.
Completing detox or residential treatment is only the beginning; lasting recovery depends on a well-planned relapse prevention strategy.
Our relapse prevention plan includes:
Ongoing therapy recommendations
We guide patients toward continued outpatient counseling and recovery monitoring to maintain progress after discharge.
Many people attempt to stop drinking without medical support. While determination is important, alcohol withdrawal can be physically and psychologically overwhelming.
Professional treatment provides:
Addiction recovery is stronger when supported by trained professionals.
We understand that seeking help for alcohol addiction can feel overwhelming. Privacy, respect, and professionalism are central to our treatment approach.
Our clinical team follows medical ethics and patient confidentiality standards. Every treatment plan is individualized based on clinical assessment — not a one-size-fits-all model.
We focus on long-term wellness, not short-term fixes.
Alcohol addiction treatment in Lahore offers more than sobriety—it offers a chance to reclaim your life. With proper detox, therapy, family support, and aftercare, recovery becomes realistic and long-lasting.
Asking for help is not a weakness. It’s the first and most important step toward a healthier, alcohol-free future.
Treatment duration varies depending on severity. Detox may take several days, while therapy and rehabilitation can continue for weeks or months based on individual needs.
Alcohol addiction is a manageable chronic condition. With proper treatment and lifestyle changes, long-term recovery is achievable.
Yes. Patient privacy is strictly maintained according to medical confidentiality standards.
Some individuals qualify for outpatient programs, but severe dependence typically requires structured inpatient care for safety and stability.
