Basically they're the same. There is a unity of addiction in terms of how people relate to each other, although sometimes there are differences that surface, usually in a constructive way, during group sessions. The cocaine addict, for example, typically has a different form of denial than the alcoholic. In fact, I do. There are a whole variety of reasons, excuses and thoughts that bring people to addiction, and we can explore how people rationalize these choices when we see that the differences are superficial.
Some drugs have certain predeterminants.
Amphetamines, for example, are often abused by people who are depressed or suffer from a mood disorder. People seek out a stimulant to self medicate themselves. Alcohol is much wider in terms of usage. The program sounds comprehensive. It's competitive with other programs.