Is it possible to still drink while decreasing alcohol's grip on your life?

How you can regain control over alcohol, still maintain your career and family life, and never have to attend an embarrassing meeting.

Yes, it's possible
It is possible to decrease your alcohol intake and escape the stigma of being labeled an alcoholic. Having an unbalanced relationship with alcohol doesn't mean you have a disease nor does it mean you are powerless to do anything about it.

You don't have a disease
That's not what most recovery programs will tell you. But as seen in the ABC News - 20/20 report (see the link on the right), it's possible for some to not only regain the control over alcohol, but still have an occasional drink. I call this alternative approach 'harm reduction'.

Is harm reduction for everybody?
Harm reduction is not for everyone. Clearly some people need to abstain from drinking. But for many who struggle with reducing the role of alcohol in their lives, harm reduction is an achievable solution.

HighSobriety.net can help
You're here because you understand that your relationship with alcohol is unhealthy and you want to change that. My name is Dr. Marc Kern and I specialize in cutting edge options designed to help you regain control without dramatically altering your schedule.

What to do now
If you'd like to take the first step toward reducing the controlling effects of alcohol and learning whether or not the harm reduction method is for you, I urge you to complete our brief assessment. In only nine questions, you'll receive immediate feedback directing you toward the destination that's right for your situation.

Simply fill in the form below and I'll send you the assessment, "A Way Forward", right away via email.

Regards,
Dr. Marc F. Kern

P.S. Please don't put this off. Knowing your next step is only nine brief questions away. To receive my confidential assessment, A Way Forward - fill in this brief form right now.