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Referring Physicians / Alcohol Cessation

First-Line, Evidence-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Cut heavy-drinking days • Lower AUDIT-C scores • Reduce
relapse & medication escalation

Most insurances accepted

HIPAA-secure video visits

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Kunal
Kunal

Most insurances accepted

HIPAA-secure video visits

Clinical Evidence
Snapshot

55% reduction in heavy-drinking days after 12 weeks of CBT vs 25% with usual care

55% reduction

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1.7x higher sustained-abstinence odds when CBT is paired with naltrexone/acamprosate

1.7x higher odds

*USPHS Guideline 2023
50% lower 12-mo relapse risk vs meds alone when CBT is added post-detox
*JAMA Psych 2023 RCT
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Why Refer Patients to MindBody CBT?

Reinforces your plan — never replaces it

CBT-certified physicians & NPs sync with your pharmacologic strategy and guide safe tapering when appropriate.

Measurable wins (2023-24 cohort, n = 94)

Avg. –8 heavy-drinking days/month, –5 AUDIT-C points, –60 % craving severity at 8 weeks.

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Targets triggers & physiologic hyper-arousal

Dismantle cue-reactivity, stress drinking, and teach evidence-based relaxation drills.

Zero-friction telehealth

Evening / lunchtime slots make treatment accessible for working adults.

What We Address &
Typical Wins

Driver / Symptom Core CBT-I Intervention
Typical win
Stress-linked cravings Urge-surfing, paced breathing, problem-solving Craving VAS ↓ 60 %
Social/“situational” triggers Trigger mapping, refusal scripting ≥ 4 alcohol-free outings/month
Negative mood drinking Cognitive restructuring, activity scheduling AUDIT-C –5 points
Poor sleep in early abstinence CBT-I +15 % sleep efficiency
Weight gain post-quit Nutrition coaching, mindful eating Avg. +2 lb vs typical +7 lb
Medication adherence (naltrexone, etc.) Implementation intentions, digital reminders On-time dose rate > 90 %
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Seamless Referral & Communication

1.
Refer – secure e-form / phone; intake booked < 24 h
2.
Baseline metrics – AUDIT-C, CIWA-Ar (if applicable), PHQ-9, GAD-7, med list
3.
Monthly CBT-I sessions - 30-minute visits covering cravings, stress-reduction, sleep, nutrition, relapse-prevention
4.
Progress Reports – concise updates with outcome metrics on request

Case Study:

“Lisa,” 46 – AUD, 3 glasses wine nightly, on naltrexone 50 mg
Start:

Heavy-drinking days = 22/mo, AUDIT-C = 9, cravings VAS = 7/10

Plan:

Trigger mapping, urge-surf drills, evening walk routine, mindful-eating module

Outcome (8 weeks)

Heavy-drinking days = 6/mo (–73 %), AUDIT-C = 3, cravings VAS = 2/10; resumed yoga classes 2×/week

Frequently Asked Questions

30-minute monthly sessions.

Most commercial plans, Medicare Part B, many Medicaid plans cover CBT for AUD; we verify eligibility

Severe, medically complicated withdrawal requiring inpatient detox; active psychosis

Ready to Help Your Patients Regain Control?

Email: refer@mindbodycbt.com

Provider Line: (800) 990-5491

Kunal Kunal

MindBody CBT Alcohol-Cessation Program: Stronger Minds, Safer Lives