Dr. Paul Kolodzik

When Using Medications To Decrease Alcohol Use, A Few Simple and Relatively Easy Behavioral Techniques Helps My Patients Achieve Their Drink Reduction Goals. What are some of the behavioral techniques that I use when working with patients to reduce their alcohol use? Well, there are a number of them, and while the variety of approaches can be extensive, the most simple and effective techniques don’t require a lot of effort or complicated strategies. They can be easily integrated into a...

Alcohol use affects millions of people worldwide. Many struggle to find a balance between enjoyment and health risks. The traditional approach to alcohol problems often emphasizes complete abstinence. However, this is not the only path to healthier drinking habits. Harm reduction offers a practical and compassionate alternative for those who want to reduce their alcohol intake without quitting entirely. Dr. Paul on Why Abstinance is Not the Only Way To Manage Drinking Too Much. Understanding...

Understanding Naltrexone and Its Role in Reducing Alcohol Use Revised edition of "The Cure for Alcoholism," presenting a medically proven approach to eliminating alcohol addiction by Roy Eskapa, PhD, with an introduction by Claudia Christian and a foreword by David Sinclair. Naltrexone is a medication that has been approved by the FDA for the treatment of alcohol use disorder (AUD). It works by blocking the euphoric effects of alcohol, which can help individuals reduce their drinking...