"treatment" in the Big Book

Under the so-called belladonna treatment my brain cleared.

Treatment seemed wise, for I showed signs of delirium tremens.

Though experience had made him skeptical, he finished his treatment with unusual confidence.

Neither does there appear to be any kind of treatment which will make alcoholics of

Your understanding treatment of their cases will pay dividends.

If he says yes, does he really mean it, or down inside does he think he is fooling you, and that after rest and treatment he will be able to get away with a few drinks now and then?

over a spree, a certain amount of physical treatment is desirable, even imperative.

The matter of physical treatment should, of course, be referred to your own doctor.

If you propose such a procedure to him, it may be necessary to advance the cost of treatment, but we believe it should be made plain that any expense will later be deducted from his pay.

If your man accepts your offer, it should be pointed out that physical treatment is but a small part of the picture.

While on the subject of confidence, can you adopt the attitude that so far as you are concerned this will be a strictly personal matter, that his alcoholic derelictions, the treatment about to be undertaken, will never be discussed without his consent?

We suggest you draw the book to the attention of the doctor who is to attend your patient during treatment.

In another case, an alcoholic was sent to a hospital for treatment.

and the fact that you went away for treatment will not be mentioned.

Said one of the visitors, “We’re giving you a treatment for alcoholism.”

these there is a well-known hospital for the treatment of alcoholic and drug addiction.