Understand the dangers of alcoholism, join the position of alcohol rehabilitation supervisor, help others and give back to yourself
For many people, the facts about alcoholism are not clear. What exactly is alcoholism?
Currently, nearly 14 million Americans (1 in 13 adults) are alcoholics. The consequences of alcoholism are serious and in many cases life-threatening. Alcoholism increases the risk of certain cancers, especially liver cancer, esophageal cancer, throat cancer and laryngeal cancer. Alcoholism can also lead to cirrhosis of the liver, immune system problems, brain damage, and harm to the fetus during pregnancy. Drinking also increases the risk of death in car accidents and recreational and work injuries. In addition, drinkers are more likely to commit homicide and suicide.
In order to respond to and help those who drink and want to quit drinking, the position of alcoholism supervisor in the United States has emerged.
Alcoholism supervisors are affiliated with the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, and their main responsibilities include supervising the alcohol withdrawal process, providing support and guidance, and assisting in the development of alcohol withdrawal plans.
Responsibilities and tasks
·Support and guidance: Provide psychological and emotional support to alcoholics to help them cope with various difficulties and challenges that arise during the alcohol withdrawal process, such as mood swings and physical discomfort. At the same time, practical advice and guidance are given, such as recommending appropriate exercise methods and relaxation techniques, to help those who quit drinking to better stick to it.
· Evaluation and feedback: Regularly evaluate the progress of those who quit drinking, and adjust the quitting plan according to their performance and status. If it is found that the quitting drinker has major emotional problems or a tendency to drink again at a certain stage, the supervisor will communicate with professional doctors or psychological counselors in a timely manner to discuss the adjustment plan together.
· Education and publicity: Popularize knowledge about alcohol dependence and quitting drinking to those who quit drinking and their families, improve their awareness and understanding of the importance of quitting drinking, and enhance their cooperation and self-management ability.
· Assist in formulating a quitting plan: According to the specific situation of the quitting drinker, such as drinking history, physical condition, psychological state, etc., cooperate with the professional medical team to formulate a personalized quitting plan for them, including quitting goals, time arrangements, auxiliary treatment measures, etc.
Help others and get a good salary
Salary: According to Salary.com, the annual salary of alcohol detoxification supervisors in the United States ranges from US$45,000 to US$85,000
Please refer to:https://www.payscale.com/research/US/Employer=Alcoholics_Anonymous/Salary
Health insurance benefits: medical insurance + mental health support
Career development benefits: educational opportunities + career advancement
Vacation and retirement: paid vacation + holiday benefits + 401(k) retirement plan
Individuals who successfully quit drinking can better integrate into their families and society, reduce family conflicts, social conflicts and criminal behaviors caused by alcoholism, and promote family harmony and social harmony and stability. Alcohol detoxification supervisors play a key guiding and supporting role in this, and have made positive contributions to building a harmonious and stable social environment.
