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Expertise

I can answer questions on all addictive behaviors: alcohol, drugs, food, compulsive sex, codependency, gambling, compulsive shoplifting etc.

Experience in the area

I have over 20 years experience working in the addiction field. My experience extends to all levels of substance abuse. I've worked in rehabs and detox centers, prisons and half-way houses and have a busy private practice as well as an active website where I can be reached for recovery coaching and consultation. I am a cognitive behavioral therapist, but 12-step programs are an excellent support. When working in the addiction field, there is no cookie-cutter solution. In the recovery field, you witness miracles. That's why I love what I do.

Organizations

NAADAC The Association for Addiction Professionals, CACCF Canadian Addiction Counselors Federation, CCA Canadian Counseling Association, For more information please see: http://www.untwist-your-thinking.com

Education/Credentials

BA Psychology, MA Counseling Psychology, ICADC International Alcohol and Drug Counselor, ICAC International Clinical Addiction Counselor, CGC Certified Gambling Counselor.

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Recent Answers from Beverley Glazer

2012-02-04 Fiance in rehab:

Hi Tom,    To answer your question -- Yes, this is normal.     While your fiance is in treatment, it has been determined that the two of you are in a codependent relationship. This is not healthy for either

2012-01-12 Confused and so hurt:

Hi Sonsheehray,    When someone leaves a rehab the first and only focus that is recommended is to stay sober. Most rehabs suggest going to meetings, getting a sponsor and working the 12 steps. Here's more

2011-11-19 i think my boyfriend is an alcoholic:

Hi Adriana,    It's obvious that your boyfriend has a problem, however, it's not obvious to him. This is what we call denial. Although he's gotten 2 DUI's, gone to jail etc. nothing has worked because

2011-11-16 Helping and coping with a recovering alcoholic:

Hi Melissa,    Bev here. Your question has not been answered for quite awhile, so I picked it up.    You sound like a very caring person and that's why you're trying so hard to understand Dave, his alcohol

2011-11-11 aging alcoholic father, never in recovery:

Hi Susan,    Your father is an alcoholic. Since he's been drinking all these years, he has a very high tolerance, so it seems that he's not as drunk as he is.   It seems that the people around you prefer

 

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