Hypnosis: Hypnosis can help individuals struggling with addiction by addressing the subconscious triggers that drive cravings and compulsive behaviors. By reinforcing self-control, reducing stress responses, and strengthening motivation to stay sober, hypnosis can be a powerful tool for addiction recovery. It also helps replace unhealthy coping mechanisms with healthier alternatives, making relapse less likely.

Neurofeedback: Addiction is linked to dysregulated brain activity, particularly in the prefrontal cortex (responsible for impulse control) and the reward system. Neurofeedback helps restore balance by improving connectivity between these areas, reducing cravings, and promoting greater self-awareness. By training the brain to function in a more stable state, neurofeedback supports long-term recovery and emotional stability.