MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
Bruce Rose Director at Alcohol Recovery Scotland
Bruce Rose Director at Alcohol Recovery Scotland
Bruce Rose Director at Alcohol Recovery Scotland
Wednesday 13th January 2021
Bruce Rose explains The Sinclair Method and its success in treating alcohol addiction using naltrexone on 'The Rehab' podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Bruce Rose on Transforming Alcohol Recovery with The Sinclair Method
I think people have to keep in mind that if they're not cured- and I know in aa, I think it's aa- they have a saying where once you're a pickle, you can never go back to being a cucumber again.
Imagine a world where overcoming alcohol addiction doesn't mean enduring painful withdrawals or giving up your social life. That's what Bruce Rose, Director at Alcohol Recovery Scotland, is striving to create. In this episode of 'The Rehab', Bruce dives into the innovative approach of medication-assisted treatment using The Sinclair Method (TSM). TSM employs naltrexone, a medication that helps reduce alcohol cravings by blocking the euphoric effects of drinking.
Bruce shares how this method has brought remarkable success to his clients, allowing them to recover more smoothly and swiftly than traditional abstinence-based programs. You'll hear firsthand accounts of how TSM can be a game-changer for those battling alcohol use disorder, especially when other treatments have failed. But it's not all smooth sailing—Bruce also addresses the challenges chronic drinkers might face with this method and offers insights into medical detox and supervised medication use.
Throughout the conversation, the importance of treating individuals with respect and understanding shines through, emphasizing that addiction is a medical condition, not a moral failing. Whether you're exploring options for yourself or supporting a loved one, this episode offers a fresh perspective on tackling alcohol addiction with compassion and medical innovation.