How Does Neurofeedback Help Treat Addiction?
Research shows that people grappling with addiction problems often have brainwave imbalances. Neurofeedback can help treat addiction by balancing and re-training these individuals’ brain waves.
Research shows that people grappling with addiction problems often have brainwave imbalances. Neurofeedback can help treat addiction by balancing and re-training these individuals’ brain waves.
In addition to helping you articulate your feelings and emotions, individual therapy can actually help you recover from drug and alcohol addiction. Here’s how.
MDMA doesn’t just affect the body. The drug can also negatively affect the brain in a number of ways and cause long-term cognitive damage.
When most people think of the word “cure,” they mean that an illness or ailment is gone forever. Because it is considered a chronic condition, mental illness doesn’t work that way. But there’s hope.