About the Book

Overcoming dependency is a psychological transformation as much as a physical one. “Alcohol De-Addiction: A Journey Through Counselling” is a highly empathetic, research-grounded guide co-authored by clinical and psychological experts Dr. Prabhudarsan Sahoo and Prof. Namita Mohanty. This book explores the vital, transformative role structured counseling plays in helping individuals break free from alcohol dependence.

Rather than looking at addiction through a purely clinical lens, the text treats recovery as a deeply personal journey. By breaking down behavioral patterns, triggers, and the emotional roots of substance abuse, the authors offer a compassionate yet rigorous framework for restoration. It serves as a practical roadmap to mend fractured lives, restore mental clarity, and build long-term sobriety through sustained psychological support.

Key Features

• Therapeutic Frameworks: Outlines evidence-based counseling methodologies, cognitive behavioral strategies, and motivational techniques used in modern rehabilitation.

• Holistic Recovery Lens: Focuses on the tagline “Stop Drinking to Restore Your Life,” looking at recovery as an all-encompassing restoration of family relationships, mental health, and social life.

• Professional Reference Material: An excellent textbook and guidebook for students of clinical psychology, social work, counseling, and psychiatric rehabilitation.

• Relatable Guidance: Written in a language that balances clinical precision with accessibility, making it useful for families seeking to understand their loved ones’ paths to recovery.

 Who is this book for?

• Professional Counselors & Therapists: Seeking a structured, research-backed text to complement their addiction recovery programs and patient sessions.

• Students of Social Work & Psychology: Eager to build a strong foundational knowledge in the mechanics of substance abuse intervention.

• Families & Individuals Affected by Addiction: Looking for an objective, supportive understanding of the psychological milestones involved in long-term rehabilitation.