Evidence-Based Treatment Options for Alcohol Use Disorder

Drinking less or quitting is easier with treatment. But one size does not fit all. There are numerous evidence-based options. Read on to learn more about options that might fit you.
Nov 12, 2025

What AA Doesn't Tell You

Olivia Pennelle
Nov 10, 2025

Life After AA: Exploring All Paths to Recovery

Olivia Pennelle
Aug 06, 2025

Is Rehab Right For You?

Taneia Surles, MPH
Jul 30, 2025

What Is Emotional Sobriety In AA?

Taneia Surles, MPH
Jul 22, 2025

How To Find An AA Sponsor

Taneia Surles, MPH
Jul 07, 2025

Reframe vs Sunnyside: Which Mindful Drinking App?

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jun 30, 2025

Alcoholics Anonymous: The Female Experience

Taneia Surles, MPH
Jun 23, 2025

How To Find The Right Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Taneia Surles, MPH
Jun 18, 2025

Best Quit Drinking Apps

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jun 16, 2025

I Am Sober Drinking App Review

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jun 13, 2025

Sunnyside Drinking App Review

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jun 11, 2025

Reframe Drinking App Review

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jun 06, 2025

Alcohol Recovery For Couples: Combining Meds & Therapy

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
Jun 04, 2025

How BetterHelp Therapy Can Support Alcohol Recovery

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
Jun 02, 2025

Comparing Talkspace & BetterHelp For Alcohol Addiction

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
May 19, 2025

Online Couples Therapy For Alcoholism

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
May 19, 2025

Doctor On Demand: Alcohol Treatment Overview

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
Mar 25, 2025

Alcohol Treatment In NY: What Are My Options?

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
Feb 25, 2025

Close to Home, Closer to Hope: Alcohol Treatment Centers Near Me

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, ScD
Feb 13, 2025

Is Alcohol Recovery Coaching Right For You?

Sam Dylan Finch
Oct 10, 2024

What to Know About Combining Alcoholics Anonymous with Naltrexone

Xenia Ellenbogen
Oct 07, 2024

The Road To Recovery: 3 Evidence-Based Treatments

Xenia Ellenbogen
Oct 01, 2024

A Supportive Sober Community: 8 Free Alcohol Support Groups

Xenia Ellenbogen
Aug 07, 2024

Can Ozempic Treat AUD?

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jul 15, 2024

Alcohol Therapy & Medication: A Stronger Path To Recovery

Xenia Ellenbogen
Jul 03, 2024

Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment: 10 Reasons It's Never Too Late

Xenia Ellenbogen
Feb 13, 2024

The Cost of Treatment vs. The Cost of Drinking

Oar Health Editorial Team
Sep 01, 2022

Harm Reduction: What is it, Principles and Examples

Joe Capraro
Jun 21, 2022

Does Harm Reduction Really Make a Difference?

Jennifer Chesak
Jun 13, 2022

Queer AA Wasn’t Perfect, But Here’s What Access to Sober Community Gave Me

Sam Dylan Finch
May 04, 2022

Alternatives to AA: 10 alternative recovery programs for AUD

Ash Fisher
Apr 14, 2022

Support For Veterans With Addiction

Oar Health Editorial Team
Apr 14, 2022

Addiction Resources Recovery For The LGBTQ+ Community

Oar Health Editorial Team
Apr 14, 2022

The Single Parent's Guide to Substance Use Recovery

Oar Health Editorial Team
Feb 17, 2022

How To Stop Alcohol Cravings: 8 Medications & Natural Remedies

Medically reviewed by Joshua D Lee, MD, MSc
Feb 17, 2022

Steps To Stop Drinking: Finding The Right Treatment

Ian Landau
Dec 21, 2021

Quitting Alcohol Guide: How to Stop Drinking

Medically reviewed by Joshua D Lee, MD, MSc
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Naltrexone is a prescription medication used to treat alcohol dependence. It is available only if prescribed by a healthcare provider. You should not take naltrexone if you use opioids, including prescription drugs or street drugs that contain opioids, as naltrexone can cause sudden opioid withdrawal. Common side effects of naltrexone include nausea, sleepiness, headache, dizziness, vomiting, decreased appetite, painful joints, muscle cramps, and trouble sleeping. These are not all of the side effects of naltrexone. Tell your healthcare provider if you have any side effects that bother you or do not go away.
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