This case study focuses on Brad, a man in his twenties struggling with alcoholism, and examines the impact of his condition on his life. The study delves into Brad's history, including a childhood diagnosis of ADD and his father's alcoholism, along with a history of alcohol-related incidents, including a DUI and a car accident. The study emphasizes the need for a personalized treatment plan and highlights the use of motivational interviewing techniques to address Brad's reluctance and defensiveness. Various assessment tools, such as the DSM-5 and biopsychosocial assessment forms, are explored to understand Brad's condition comprehensively. The study also outlines several treatment modalities, including behavioral therapy, residential treatment, Gestalt therapy, psychoanalytic therapy, and person-centered counseling, to determine the most effective approaches for Brad's recovery. The case study provides a detailed analysis of Brad's situation, offering insights into the complexities of addiction and the diverse methods available for intervention and treatment.