Alcohol Use Disorder

According to a study done by the National Survey on Drug Use and Health in 2020, 28.3 million people age 12 or older had a past year alcohol use disorder.

What is Alcohol Use Disorder?

Alcohol use disorders, or AUDs, include a spectrum of disorders surrounding the unhealthy use of alcohol. This includes alcoholism, alcohol dependency, binge drinking, and alcohol abuse disorder. Alcohol use disorders are often characterized by drinking that interferes with work, relationships, physical health, and/or social activities where the behavior continues despite negative consequences and attempts to stop. Psychological and physical dependency are defining features.

Symptoms of AUD

Unable to drink within safe limits or cut down on drinking
Diverting resources from work or social life to maintain the costs of drinking
Significant amounts of time are spent either drunk or recovering from drinking
Continuing to drink even when it becomes obvious that it is ruining relationships and causing problems at work or home
Repeated DUIs and recklessly driving under the influence

Causes of AUD

Parental history of alcoholism or AUD
Chronic pain or health conditions
Peer pressure
Socio-economic status
Inability to cope with stress
History of trauma, abuse, or neglect
Active social life that leads to dependency
Mental health conditions, such as anxiety

How We Help...

Daytryp provides highly effective and medically proven psychedelic treatment options for people suffering from AUD. Our methods are beneficial especially for those who have tried traditional treatments without success. We provide each client with the resources necessary to make transformative and lasting changes.

This powerful healing journey happens under the medical supervision of a supportive and knowledgeable team. Our mission is to help you unlock your potential by interrupting the harmful pattern of AUD via psychedelic therapies and replacing it with new and healthy perceptions.

Treatment Options

Ketamine Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorder

Many of the treatments available for alcoholism and AUD have limited effectiveness, resulting in what can be a vicious cycle of sobriety and relapses for those who suffer from this disorder. With an ever-increasing need for a better way to help alcohol use disorder sufferers, it appears that researchers have found one in using ketamine in the treatment of alcoholism. Ketamine works by reducing associated cravings and symptoms.

MDMA Therapy (Available 2024)

3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA) therapy is an upcoming, highly effective and innovative treatment approach for those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health conditions. It combines the psychoactive compound MDMA with guided psychological support, and has shown as much as a 75% success rate in patients suffering from PTSD, setting an unprecedented standard for treatment. MDMA therapy is not currently available, but expected to gain FDA approval later this year.a