Abstract
Counselors working with alcoholic clients can use potential enablers effectively as a tool to engage what might be an unmotivated client in treatment. Workers must appeal to the potential enablers' vested interests, educated them regarding alcoholism, and then establish a therapeutic contract with them.
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