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# Who is Solomon for?

Who Solomon works well for, and who it isn't designed for.

Solomon is designed for adults who want to change their relationship with alcohol and want support in doing that.

## Solomon works well for <a href="#h_wsf_works" id="h_wsf_works"></a>

**People at the start** - you don't need to have made any decision to begin.

**People with ambivalence** - wanting change and not being sure you're ready can coexist. Sol works with that, not against it.

**People alongside professional treatment** - Solomon works well as a companion alongside therapy or structured programmes.

## Solomon is not designed for <a href="#h_wsf_not" id="h_wsf_not"></a>

**People in acute medical crisis** - if you are experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms, call 999.

**People who need medically supervised detox** - Solomon can be a companion alongside that process, not a replacement for it.

**People under 18** - Solomon is for adults only.