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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

2012-05-15 Question about drinking.....Am concerned:

Hi Jo Jo,    Good for you !!     This man is an alcoholic, and has no intention of giving up his lifestyle. Unless he stops his love affair with the booze, there will be no place in his life for a real

2012-03-08 Recovering Alcoholic Rage:

Hi Cherold,    What you're experiencing is what AA calls being a 'dry drunk' -- meaning that although your husband is not drinking, he's under a lot of stress and alcohol used to take the 'edge' off. He

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

 

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