Alcohol addiction treatment Kielce – without facility confinement

We are a specialized addiction treatment clinic created by the best specialists across the country. We provide comprehensive treatment and an individual approach to each patient, which effectively helps us combat alcohol addiction. We have been working with addicted individuals for many years.

All treatment methods in one place

At Nasz Gabinet, we focus on comprehensive treatment. We offer a full range of services – from detox and pharmacotherapy, through addiction therapy, to psychological support. We combine different approaches, which gives our patients a chance for lasting health improvement.

Convenient online solutions

We offer online treatment, which is a convenient and discreet solution for people who cannot or do not want to participate in inpatient therapy. Our Patient Portal enables easy access to all treatment-related information, and the online store offers a wide selection of services.

Over 10 years of experience

We are a clinic with 10 years of experience in alcohol addiction treatment. Our specialists are physicians, psychologists, and therapists who regularly undergo supervision and training, ensuring high quality of provided services.

We are available throughout Poland

Our facility in Kielce is part of a nationwide network that has many years of experience in addiction treatment and offers high-quality help in various parts of Poland. Our patients can count on full support regardless of their place of residence.

Effectiveness confirmed by patient trust

We have gained the trust of many patients who, thanks to our help, have regained control over their addiction. Through an individual approach, care for patient welfare, and modern therapeutic solutions, we have become one of the leading alcohol addiction treatment centers in Poland.

At Nasz Gabinet Kielce, four comprehensive alcohol addiction treatment plans are available – 1-, 3-, 6-, and 12-month – including detox, therapy, and pharmacotherapy. Each program includes detox lasting 3, 6, or 12 hours, from 1 to 5 medical consultations, from 6 to 50 therapy sessions, e-prescriptions for medications supporting abstinence, and an alcohol implant in basic, standard, or VIP version. Depending on needs, the patient can also obtain a medical certificate (sick leave) issued by a physician. Comprehensive treatment plans in Kielce combine medical detoxification, psychological therapy, and pharmacological support, providing an effective way to permanently break free from addiction.

1-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce

Kielce offers a 1-month alcohol addiction treatment plan including 3h detox, basic implant, medical consultation, and 6 therapy sessions. The program is supplemented with an e-prescription and the possibility of issuing a sick leave certificate. This is a safe and effective solution for people ready for change.

3-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce

In Kielce, a 3-month alcohol addiction treatment plan is available, in which the patient undergoes 6h detox, uses 2 medical consultations, 14 therapy sessions, and receives a standard implant. Additionally, an e-prescription and the possibility of sick leave are available. This is a comprehensive program supporting motivation and lasting therapy results.

6-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce

The 6-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce is comprehensive support for people struggling with addiction. The program includes detox, 3 medical consultations, 24 therapy sessions, e-prescription, sick leave, and VIP implant.

12-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce

The 12-month alcohol addiction treatment plan in Kielce provides full patient support throughout the year. Within the program, we offer 12h detox, 5 physician consultations, 50 therapy sessions, as well as VIP implant, e-prescriptions, and sick leave certificates.

Initial phase

The person begins consuming alcohol occasionally, and drinking becomes a form of relaxation or a way to solve problems, without yet visible negative consequences.

Warning phase

Alcohol becomes the primary way of coping with stress, leading to the emergence of a strong need to drink and gradual neglect of other life areas. The person seeks situations where they could drink. Memory gaps related to drinking may begin to appear.

Critical phase

The body becomes accustomed to alcohol, leading to tolerance and the occurrence of withdrawal symptoms when it is not available, and drinking becomes necessary for normal functioning. The person loses control over the amount and frequency of consumption.

Chronic phase

Addiction becomes total, and alcohol prevails over all other aspects of life, leading to serious health, family, and professional problems, as well as deepening social isolation.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) helps addicts understand the mechanisms of thinking and behavior that lead to alcohol consumption. The patient learns to recognize addiction triggers, change destructive thought patterns, and develop healthier mechanisms for coping with stress and emotions.

One of the key elements of CBT in alcohol addiction treatment is recognizing addiction triggers, i.e., situations, emotions, people, or places that lead to reaching for alcohol. The therapist helps develop strategies for avoiding these triggers or dealing with them in a healthy and constructive way. The patient also learns how to respond to stress, frustration, and other emotions without resorting to alcohol.

Group therapy allows patients to share their experiences with other people struggling with similar problems. Working together in a group provides a sense of understanding and solidarity, which increases motivation for change and maintaining sobriety.

The therapy group provides a safe and supportive environment in which patients can openly express their emotions, concerns, or fears. Meetings are led by a qualified therapist who helps moderate discussions, ensuring that everyone has an opportunity to speak and that conversations take place constructively. The group also provides space for reflection on one's own behavior and progress in therapy.

Joint meetings teach how to establish healthy interpersonal relationships, communicate effectively, and express emotions. These skills are important not only in the context of addiction treatment but also in later life, helping with social integration and maintaining sobriety.

Disulfiram and naltrexone are the most commonly used medications that support the treatment process by changing the way the body reacts to alcohol. Disulfiram works by causing negative symptoms after alcohol consumption, while naltrexone reduces satisfaction from drinking, which helps reduce the desire to reach for alcohol.

Disulfiram

Disulfiram (trade name Esperal) is a medication that works by causing unpleasant physical reactions in the body when the patient consumes alcohol, such as: nausea, vomiting, headaches, dizziness, skin flushing, shortness of breath, and in extreme cases even life-threatening heart problems.

Thanks to these effects, disulfiram acts as a strong motivation to avoid alcohol. A person who knows that drinking will result in ailments becomes more motivated to stay away from alcohol, which can help in addiction treatment. However, for the medication to be effective, the patient must be aware of its action and strictly follow the physician's recommendations. It should also be remembered that disulfiram does not work if the patient is not ready to change their behavior and undertake therapy.

Naltrexone

Reduces pleasure from drinking alcohol, which helps control the habit. It can reduce alcohol cravings and support maintaining sobriety.

Thanks to this property, naltrexone can support the process of maintaining sobriety, helping to control the urge to drink. It is worth emphasizing that it does not cause immediate physical reactions after alcohol consumption, as is the case with disulfiram, but rather works in the long-term perspective, helping to change drinking patterns.

Pharmacological treatment is an effective element of comprehensive alcohol addiction treatment, especially when combined with psychological therapy. Medications help reduce alcohol cravings and prevent addiction relapses, but their effectiveness increases when the patient is also engaged in psychotherapy and support groups. Addiction is a complex problem that requires an integrated approach. Combining all treatment methods, i.e., detox, pharmacotherapy, and psychological therapy, gives the greatest chances for effectively overcoming alcoholism.