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someone is in denial about their substance (Alcohol) abuse problem

From Buddy T, your Guide to Alcoholism
When someone is in denial about their substance abuse problem, how do you break through the denial and get them to admit they have a problem. What does it take for them to reach out for help? Learn more in our top article below.

How Do You Break Through the Denial?
When someone has a drinking or drug problem that has progressed to the point that it is causing problems in almost area of their lives, but they still insist they don't have a problem, it can be frustrating for everyone around them.
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