This case study presents a detailed case plan for a 22-year-old man named Brady struggling with alcohol addiction. The assignment begins with background information, highlighting Brady's history of excessive drinking, its consequences (including a lost driver's license and academic struggles), and his family's concerns. The identified issues and challenges include an overwhelming desire to drink, inability to control harmful drinking, withdrawal symptoms, aggressive behavior, lack of awareness of consequences, and memory loss. The Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test (AUDIT) is used for assessment. The case plan proposes interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, social support, and pharmacological interventions, with recommendations for a six-month plan using SMART goals focused on abstaining from alcohol and reducing the desire for excessive drinking. The case study emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care, CBT, and Gestalt therapy in achieving these goals and improving the client's overall well-being. The conclusion underscores the impact of alcohol addiction and the need for comprehensive treatment approaches, including assessment, intervention, and support from family and counselors.