THE SINCLAIR METHOD
The Sinclair Method – Reduce the amount you drink!
We believe that our clients define their own success. We listen to our clients – which is why we offer The Sinclair Method (a way to moderate your drinking) as one of our recovery solutions. Addiction Recovery Centers believes that the Sinclair Method of treatment is ideal for those struggling with alcohol who simply want to gain control over their consumption. It has been especially effective for those that aren’t necessarily sure they have a problem or who are frequently in social and work settings that revolve around libations. ARC has expanded the program to include a series of confidential one on one counseling sessions and a proprietary workbook. This method has proven to be life changing.
Sinclair Method – a 6 month program that leverages a medical solution to curb and moderate alcohol consumption – alcohol only
All services are 100% out-patient and 100% confidential.Getting Help For Alcohol Addiction
Sinclair Method(6 month program) Alcohol-Reduction Program (Patient continues to drink in reduced quantities)
This outpatient service is accomplished in 3 easy steps:
- Medical exam (ensures eligibility for the naltrexone treatment)
- Medication prescription – Doseage taken orally on drinking days(medication lasts for 24 hours)
- Six months of private, confidential and individualized counseling sessions with experienced, certified addiction counselors. Schedule your no obligation consultation today. 855-910-5918 (HOPE)
The Sinclair Method . . . (from the C3 Foundation)
The Sinclair Method (TSM) is a treatment for alcohol addiction that uses a technique called pharmacological extinction—the use of an opiate blocker to turn habit-forming behaviors into habit erasing behaviors. The effect returns a person’s craving for alcohol to its pre-addiction state.
TSM consists of taking Naltrexone or Nalmefene one hour before your first drink of the day for the rest of your life as long as you continue to drink. Naltrexone (or Nalmefene) chemically disrupts the body’s behavior/reward cycle causing you to want to drink less instead of more.
The Sinclair Method has a 78% long-term success rate.*
Read Dr. Sinclair’s Definitive Statement for more information on The Sinclair Method…
*Most other treatments claim a 5-15% success rate.
*All other treatments for alcohol dependency fall into one of three categories: attempting to manage the desire to drink; chemically suppressing the craving to drink, like a diet pill; or making drinking so miserable the person doesn’t want to drink anymore.
*As with any medical treatment, patient results may vary. Dosage changes should be discussed with a physician.