Session of group psychotherapy in a psychiatric dispenser. Participants: men aged 40-50, alcoholics with experience. Leading: a psychologist girl who just got to work after the institute. With a thin, crumbling voice, he reads a 30-minute lecture on the harm of alcoholism: alcohol destroys families, health, etc. Then he says, “And now it’s a group discussion. What do you think about what you say?” A minute of silence. He raises his hand and says, “Girl, I totally agree with you! But sometimes it is impossible to resist. I recently met a friend I had not seen for five years. What without this matter? We took cucumbers, a bubble...” And Vasya describes in detail the use of vodka with friend. This topic is picked up by the second person, the third... For half an hour, the participants, formally expressing criticism of alcoholism, tasted the details of the consumption of alcoholic beverages.



None of them came to the next class. Everyone went to drink.