In other words, their drinking may have a purely cognitive cause. “moderation management”. Over time, a brain chronically exposed to alcohol also loses its ability to produce and use dopamine, one of the main chemicals that makes humans feel “good” or euphoric. The addicted brain is addicted. And it’s not one or two drinks the addicted brain wants.
Intervention is such an important step in helping to stop a drug addiction because the person needs to know the harm they are causing and who it’s affecting so they will be more inclined to try to stop
A situation where someone may need an intervention could be if a parent is doing hard drugs and is passed out half the time it’s going to affect how the kids grow up and how the kids perceive their parents
You could refer a client to AA or NIDA