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Tony Lyda-Psychotherapist

Tony Lyda

Psychotherapist

Tony has a Post Graduate Degree in Psychology and a diploma in Alcohol and Other Drugs Addiction, He brings over 13 years of experience as a mental health and addiction therapist.

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Horizon Rehab is a leading inpatient alcohol addiction treatment center located in Thailand, near the outskirts of Bangkok. It is part of the Thonburi Healthcare Group and has a highly skilled and accredited team of therapists who utilize a unique treatment program. The facility is purpose-built for rehab and has a reputation for being a world-class center for addiction recovery.

Alcohol Addiction

How We Treat Alcohol Addiction at Horizon Rehab?

People can become addicted to alcohol for a variety of reasons, and sometimes dependency can develop gradually over time. Others may turn to alcohol to cope with mental health issues or to relax. It is important to address the root causes of addiction in order to prevent relapse, and at Horizon Rehab, we offer a customized alcohol detox and rehab program that addresses the unique needs of each client. Our program includes

 

Fitness activities

 

Counselling

 

Group therapy

 

12-Step facilitation

 

Mindfulness meditation

 

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

 

Relapse prevention

 

Medical detox under hospital supervision

Our facility is located on the outskirts of Bangkok and provides a luxurious, peaceful environment with beautiful gardens and 5-star amenities such as pools, spa treatments, and a private movie theatre. Our program is based on the latest research and combines evidence-based practices with Eastern wellness techniques to provide a comprehensive solution to alcohol dependence.

Some Information About Alcohol Addiction

Alcohol addiction is a chronic disease characterised by the inability to control one’s consumption of alcohol. This can lead to significant physical, psychological, and social problems. According to the World Health Organization, alcohol is the most harmful drug to the overall health and well-being of individuals and is a leading cause of preventable deaths worldwide. Due to alcohol’s accessibility, this trend, sadly, doesn’t look to be coming to end anytime soon.

How to Know if You or a Loved One is Suffering From Alcohol Addiction

There are several signs and symptoms that may indicate someone is suffering from alcohol addiction. These include

 

Needing to drink more and more to achieve the same effect

 

Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when not drinking, and

 

Having a strong craving or desire for alcohol.

 

Prioritise drinking over other responsibilities, such as work or family.

 

May continue to drink despite the negative consequences.

Several factors may contribute to the development of alcohol addiction including genetics, environmental factors, and mental health issues.

People with a family history of alcohol addiction may be more prone to develop the disease, due to the presence of a strong genetic component to addiction.

Environmental factors, such as living in a community where alcohol is heavily promoted or easily accessible, may increase the risk of developing an addiction. Additionally, those with mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, may be more prone to turning to alcohol as a way to cope with their symptoms.

How to Know if You or a Loved One is Suffering From Alcohol Addiction
Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse

Long-term alcohol abuse and/or abuse can have a number of negative effects on physical health. Chronic alcohol abuse can lead to a range of health problems, including:

 

Liver damage: Alcohol can cause a variety of liver problems, including fatty liver, hepatitis, and cirrhosis.

 

Pancreatitis: Alcohol abuse can cause inflammation of the pancreas, which can lead to abdominal pain and other serious complications.

 

Problems with the Heart: Alcohol abuse can increase the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, and other cardiovascular problems.

 

Cancer: Chronic alcohol abuse can increase the risk of certain types of cancer, including breast, mouth, throat, esophagus, liver, and colon cancer.

 

Cognitive problems: Heavy alcohol use can impair brain function and lead to problems with memory and decision-making.

 

Mental health problems: Alcohol abuse can worsen existing mental health problems and increase the risk of developing new ones, such as depression and anxiety.

In addition to these physical health problems, long-term alcohol dependence can also have negative effects on personal relationships, work performance, and overall quality of life.

Why Residential Treatment in a Medical Rehab the Best Option for Alcohol Addiction?

Alcoholism and Isolation

Alcoholism and Isolation

At Horizon Rehab Center, we understand the destructive power of alcoholism and the ways in which it can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. Alcoholism is a disease that can consume an individual's life, causing them to withdraw from social activities and relationships. This isolation can worsen the symptoms of addiction and make it even harder to seek help and recover.

One of the most damaging aspects of alcoholism is the way it can cause people to disconnect from their loved ones. As the disease progresses, an individual may prioritise their addiction over their relationships, leading to conflicts and strained connections with friends and family. This isolation can be particularly harmful to those who do not have a strong support system, as it can make them feel even more alone and vulnerable.

The importance of building a supportive community of peers and professionals in the recovery process cannot be understated. As such, We offer a range of group therapy and support groups that allow individuals to connect with others who are experiencing similar struggles. By fostering a sense of belonging and connection, we aim to help our clients break free from the isolation of alcoholism and build strong, healthy relationships.

Alcoholism and Denial

Denial is a common defense mechanism that allows individuals to avoid acknowledging the negative consequences of their alcohol use. For those struggling with addiction, denial can make it difficult to recognize the need for treatment and seek help.

One of the most frustrating aspects of alcoholism is the way it can cause people to downplay or minimize their drinking habits. An individual in denial may insist that their alcohol use is not a problem or that they can quit anytime they want. They may make excuses for their drinking, such as claiming that it helps them relax or cope with stress.

At Horizon Rehab, we recognize the importance of helping our clients move past denial and confront the reality of their addiction. Through individual counselling and group therapy, we aim to help clients understand the ways in which alcohol has impacted their lives and the importance of seeking treatment.

Alcohol Abuse and Dependence

Alcoholism, also known as alcohol dependence, is a chronic medical condition characterised by the inability to control one's alcohol consumption. The physical dependence on alcohol occurs when the body becomes accustomed to the presence of alcohol and experiences withdrawal symptoms when it is absent.

When an individual consumes alcohol regularly, their body begins to adapt to the presence of the substance. This can lead to physical dependence, as the body becomes accustomed to functioning with alcohol and experiences withdrawal symptoms when it is not present. These withdrawal symptoms can range from mild to severe and can include extreme anxiety, panic attacks, and shaking. In more extreme cases people can also experience seizures and delirium tremens.

Medical intervention for alcohol dependence for essential for those who regularly drink excessive amounts of alcohol, as attempting to quit "cold turkey" can be dangerous and potentially life-threatening.

Horizon Rehab Center is a fully licensed medical rehab facility that operates under Thonburi Healthcare Group - the second-largest hospital group in Thailand. Our addiction experts are at the top of their field in addiction medicine and are here to support you through your medical detox here at our clinic.

Our Detox Program

Why Choose US?

Our Clinical Therapists

Alcoholism and Isolation

At Horizon Rehab Center, we are proud to have a team of highly skilled and experienced therapists who are dedicated to helping our clients overcome alcohol addiction. Our counselling team is western-trained and licensed, and many of our counsellors have personal experience with addiction and recovery. In addition to our clinical team

Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of care and support to our clients, and we are committed to delivering an effective treatment program that addresses the unique needs of each individual. With our warm hospitality and specialised treatment approach, we aim to provide the best possible experience for those seeking recovery from alcohol addiction.

Our Doctors

Our Doctors

At Horizon Rehab Center, we are committed to providing the highest level of care to our clients. That is why we have a full-time medical team available to assist clients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our medical team consists of leading psychiatrists, who are medical doctors with specialized training in the treatment of mental health disorders, including addiction.

In addition to our psychiatrists and psychologists, we also have a compassionate nursing team who are available to provide support and assistance to clients as needed. Together, this team is dedicated to helping our clients overcome addiction and achieve lasting recovery.

Our Doctors

Our Hospitality

Thai hospitality is known for its warmth and graciousness, and this is especially beneficial for patients at Horizon rehab center. The welcoming and caring nature of the Thai staff can help patients feel at home and more comfortable during their stay at the center. In addition, the cultural emphasis on respect and attentiveness can help create a peaceful and nurturing environment that is conducive to recovery.

Thai hospitality is known for its warmth and graciousness, and this is especially beneficial for patients at Horizon rehab center. The welcoming and caring nature of the Thai staff can help patients feel at home and more comfortable during their stay at the center. In addition, the cultural emphasis on respect and attentiveness can help create a peaceful and nurturing environment that is conducive to recovery.

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Alcoholism and Isolation

Alcoholism and Isolation

At Horizon Rehab Center, we understand the destructive power of alcoholism and the ways in which it can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. Alcoholism is a disease that can consume an individual's life, causing them to withdraw from social activities and relationships. This isolation can worsen the symptoms of addiction and make it even harder to seek help and recover.

One of the most damaging aspects of alcoholism is the way it can cause people to disconnect from their loved ones. As the disease progresses, an individual may prioritise their addiction over their relationships, leading to conflicts and strained connections with friends and family. This isolation can be particularly harmful to those who do not have a strong support system, as it can make them feel even more alone and vulnerable.

The importance of building a supportive community of peers and professionals in the recovery process cannot be understated. As such, We offer a range of group therapy and support groups that allow individuals to connect with others who are experiencing similar struggles. By fostering a sense of belonging and connection, we aim to help our clients break free from the isolation of alcoholism and build strong, healthy relationships.

Alcoholism and Denial

Denial is a common defense mechanism that allows individuals to avoid acknowledging the negative consequences of their alcohol use. For those struggling with addiction, denial can make it difficult to recognize the need for treatment and seek help.

One of the most frustrating aspects of alcoholism is the way it can cause people to downplay or minimize their drinking habits. An individual in denial may insist that their alcohol use is not a problem or that they can quit anytime they want. They may make excuses for their drinking, such as claiming that it helps them relax or cope with stress.

At Horizon Rehab, we recognize the importance of helping our clients move past denial and confront the reality of their addiction. Through individual counselling and group therapy, we aim to help clients understand the ways in which alcohol has impacted their lives and the importance of seeking treatment.

Alcohol Abuse and Dependence

Alcoholism, also known as alcohol dependence, is a chronic medical condition characterised by the inability to control one's alcohol consumption. The physical dependence on alcohol occurs when the body becomes accustomed to the presence of alcohol and experiences withdrawal symptoms when it is absent.

When an individual consumes alcohol regularly, their body begins to adapt to the presence of the substance. This can lead to physical dependence, as the body becomes accustomed to functioning with alcohol and experiences withdrawal symptoms when it is not present. These withdrawal symptoms can range from mild to severe and can include extreme anxiety, panic attacks, and shaking. In more extreme cases people can also experience seizures and delirium tremens.

Medical intervention for alcohol dependence for essential for those who regularly drink excessive amounts of alcohol, as attempting to quit "cold turkey" can be dangerous and potentially life-threatening.

Horizon Rehab Center is a fully licensed medical rehab facility that operates under Thonburi Healthcare Group - the second-largest hospital group in Thailand. Our addiction experts are at the top of their field in addiction medicine and are here to support you through your medical detox here at our clinic.

Our Detox Program