 These modifications result in a culturally adapted intervention that is substantially distinct in its content and focus e.g., deep structural changes from a non-adapted intervention, while maintaining consistency with motivational interviewing and its application in brief alcohol intervention. In accord with the two central adaptations, investigators anticipate that the potential mediators or mechanisms of behavior change specific to CA-BMI are 1 temptation to drink and confidence to avoid drinking and 2 increased support from family and friends in general as well as specific support to change drinking behavior and seek treatment. Finally, investigators will also evaluate a definition of treatment utilization that is more comprehensive than that in the investigators prior study, which assessed the use of formal inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment and attendance to self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous Field, et al., 2010. In the current study, investigators will assess engagement in formal treatment networks as well as informal help-seeking common among Latinos e.g., seeking help from family, religious leaders, or respected elders in the community. 