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HOW TO REDUCE ALCOHOL USE WITHOUT REHAB OR ABSTINENCE WITH BRIAN NOONAN
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With the Sinclair method, Brian Noonan strives to reduce alcohol use without abstinence, providing a revolutionary solution to the global alcohol epidemic while allowing people to still take part in social drinking.
You will learn how to break the cycle of alcoholism with effective, evidence-based treatment options.
Brian Noonan is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with Prescriptive Authority based in Seattle. Since graduating from Vanderbilt University in 2007, Brian has specialised in treating Alcohol Addiction. He is the founder of SinclairMethod.org, the country's largest provider of the Sinclair Method, which uses prescription medication to gradually reduce alcohol use.
Brian Noonan is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with Prescriptive Authority based in Seattle, WA. His specialty is treating Alcohol Use Disorders. Since graduating from Vanderbilt University 15 years ago, Brian has worked in hospitals, rehab centers, and as a faculty member of Seattle University. He is the founder of SinclairMethod.org - the country's largest online provider of the Sinclair Method for Alcohol Use Disorders - which uses FDA-approved medication to gradually reduce alcohol use. The approach does not require abstinence and allows users to drink socially as long as they take the prescription medication at least one hour prior to drinking.
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