Even if you fail to make an impact on the person and they don't go for help, you can get help for yourself by going to a professional counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist or other mental health professional. Also, you can seek help from Alcoholic's Anonymous or Alanon. Alanon is a group for persons living with alcoholics, and can offer help and guidance for dealing with the stresses of the relationship. The person you're concerned about can go with you if she or he chooses. Regardless of whether they go or not, you can learn to understand what's happening with the person and find other ways of coping with the situation than feeling like you have to change it by yourself.
Campus help resources.
The Campus Alcohol and Drug Resource Center is located at 207 Peabody Hall and can be reached by calling 392-1261. Personal counseling is also available at the University Counseling Center, located at 301 Peabody Hall. Call 392-1575 to set up an appointment. With their permission, it was revised and edited into its current form by the staff of the University of Florida Counseling Center. If you are in doubt about where to turn for assistance, please feel free to call the Counseling Center at 392-1575 Please read this disclaimer .