Like many of us, Helen Tirbutt enjoyed a glass (or two) of wine after work. The habit crept up on her – until she fought back.

Edmund Tirbutt writes.

Anne Collins, one of the case studies who appears in Help Them Beat the Booze.

Helen Tirbutt warns how those who believe they are merely social drinkers could be on a slippery slope.

Canada's leading national news magazine takes a keen interest in two of the newer treatment methods detailed in Help Them Beat the Booze and interviews Helen Tirbutt about these.

Best magazine interviews two of the case studies from Help Them Beat the Booze and gives readers tips from the book.

Help Them Beat the Booze receives the "Recommended Patient Resource" accolade in the August 22nd edition of Independent Nurse.

Edmund and Helen Tirbutt discuss the merits of some of the revolutionary new forms of treatment detailed in Help Them Beat the Booze.

Edmund and Helen Tirbutt are invited to provide practice and community nurses with practical advice on treating alcohol addiction, based on insights gained from writing Help Them Beat the Booze.

Edmund Tirbutt is quoted as an expert about binge drinking in London.

"Edmund and Helen Tirbutt are co-authors of the highly acclaimed book, Beat the Booze."

Help Them Beat the Booze receives a glowing review in the Autumn 2011 edition of LawCare News.

Help Them Beat the Booze receives a highly positive and detailed review.

Edmund Tirbutt is quoted on alcohol addiction issues in the 14th August edition of the Sleaford Standard.

Edmund Tirbutt imparts some important messages about alcohol addiction and revolutionary new treatments.

Edmund Tirbutt is quoted as an alcohol expert for a piece on the Drinkaware website.

Beat the Booze is reviewed by Culture Wars, the online review of the Institute of Ideas.

Edmund Tirbutt is invited to make expert comment for Health Insurance Magazine on issues relating to alcoholism and the workplace.

By Helen and Edmund Tirbutt. "As co-authors of Beat the Booze, a book that aims to give straightforward information about how to combat alcohol problems, we are acutely aware of the devastating effects of alcohol misuse."

By Dr Philippa Aveyard.

Beat the Booze is a new jargon-free book published by Harriman House which has received outstanding reviews from alcohol experts. It aims to help anyone who wishes to cut out or cut down alcohol - even if only for lifestyle reasons - and anyone wishing to help some one else with a drink problem. Here Helen and Edmund Tirbutt, the book's co-authors, give us a flavour of some of the main conclusions they have reached from their research.

Edmund Tirbutt looks at a few sobering thoughts for the insurance industry.

Angela Dowden asks the experts for advice. It's easy to underestimate how much you drink during the party season, but keeping a drink diary can help you curb your intake. "Bear in mind that glass sizes have got bigger," says Helen Tirbutt, co-author of Beat the Booze. "So two large (250ml) glasses is officially binge drinking. The safe limit is nearer half this."

Helen Tirbutt discusses in detail many of the reasons that people have drink problems and some of the primary considerations involved with helping them to stop.

Edmund Tirbutt discusses his own previous drink problem and sheds light on new research into drinking patterns.

Edmund Tirbutt is asked for his views on the latest government guidance that people should have two alcohol free days a week.

Helen Tirbutt explains what motivated her and Edmund to write Help Them Beat the Booze and reiterates some of the important messages from the book.

Helen Tirbutt is interviewed about the perils of social drinking.

Edmund Tirbutt talks about his previous unhealthy relationship with alcohol and offers guidance to those who feel they may have a drink problem.

Edmund and Helen Tirbutt get over some of the key points from Help Them Beat the Booze.

Edmund and Helen Tirbutt talk about their personal experiences with alcohol addiction and with dealing with friends with drink problems.

Helen Tirbutt is interviewed as an alcohol expert on Ireland's national independent talk radio broadcaster.

Edmund Tirbutt is interviewed as an alcohol expert on BBC Radio Kent following the tragic death of Amy Winehouse.

Edmund Tirbutt is quoted as an expert on KMFM radio on his views on government proposals to clamp down on problem drinking.

Health professionals have warned of a serious drink problem developing in high-income households.

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

Interview with Edmund and Helen Tirbutt

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