Alcoholism or alcohol dependence is the medical term for a clinical picture in which the main focus is the habitual consumption of alcoholic beverages. Characteristically, those affected can no longer voluntarily control or dose their alcohol consumption. It is an addiction that comes in many forms and is associated with various health consequences. Those affected often do not consciously recognize their addictive behavior, although the desire for alcohol largely determines their day-to-day life and is also noticed by those around them. Not having control over said drinks usually causes problems for the consumer in their work, family, and social environment in general; his emotional state tends to anger, and by not controlling his senses, he is usually the protagonist of the road or domestic accidents. The duration of an alcohol detox depends on individual factors. Physical withdrawal is usually complete after a few days. In most cases, however, addiction treatment does not end there and can last for months. While there are specialized clinics to treat those addicted to alcohol, "taper-off" outpatient rehab is another way to combat alcohol addiction. Patients gradually reduce the amount they drink and keep a diary. Addiction doctors and therapists provide support and management. This book is focused on three different treatment plans, which the user can choose according to their particular case.