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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 31, 2007 ) London, England -- With so many men and women in the United Kingdom and America caught up in daily or binge drinking in order to have an enjoyable social life, this week marks the release of an innovative downloadable course on how to have a fully satisfying social life with either minimal alcohol use or without alcohol altogether. This course offers eye-opening material that is pace setting and unique; it teaches both moderate drinking and abstinence from alcohol using time-tested and clinically sound methods of achieving these goals with lesser-known procedures that have provided remarkable results. While traditional psychotherapeutic interventions for alcohol abuse or addiction focus primarily on abstinence and relapse prevention, this groundbreaking course teaches what sounds like the impossible: having a satisfying and fun-filled social life without over indulgence in alcohol. Founder and publisher of "How to Give Up Alcohol and Still Enjoy Your Social Life," 31-year-old executive Rahul Nag, said, "I wasn't an alcoholic but I used to have a problem with alcohol. I felt I needed to drink to be able to relax or go out and have fun. I drank so much, I would just lose the next day." When Nag decided to stop drinking, he was astonished to find that his social life actually improved without alcohol. His goal is to share different methods of managing or eliminating alcohol from the lives of those who desire social fun without the physical and psychological destruction that alcohol addiction causes.This downloadable course includes indispensable information about several well-known behavior modification practices, including two programs specifically designed for alcohol moderation or abstinence; Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART), Moderation Management, Hypnotherapy, Neurolinguistical Programming (NLP) and the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). The downloadable course is available at Rahul Nag's web site, www.alcoholfreesociallife.com. Nag is also available for speaking engagements that explain key concepts and methods of improving the quality of social experiences without relying on alcohol. Contact: Rahul NagFounder, PublisherHow To Give Up Alcohol and Still Enjoy Your Social LifePhone: 44-796-818-4482Web site: www.alcoholfreesociallife.comEmail: rahulnag@hotmail.comSource: www.prurgent.com
Prabhu Balakrishnan
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