In Alcoholism: Treatable Illness, J. George Strachan reexamines alcohol dependence through a medical lens, arguing that alcoholism should be approached and managed as a chronic but treatable condition. Drawing on research and case studies, the book bridges theory and real-world recovery practices.

Strachan covers the biological, psychological, and social factors that contribute to alcohol addiction, offering an accessible overview of screening tools, treatment modalities, and community resources. His compassionate tone emphasizes both individual resilience and the importance of support networks.

Ideal for healthcare professionals, social workers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of addiction, this guide offers practical insights for fostering long-term sobriety and support.

• Overview of the medical model of alcoholism
• Evidence-based treatment strategies
• Guidance for families and support systems
• Case studies illustrating recovery paths

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