Alcohol Addiction
The laser is considered a “soft medical” treatment, it works in the same way as acupuncture but uses a fine point laser rather than needles. The laser activates neurotransmitters at each touchpoint. The results remove the cravings for alcohol addiction; it also treats the systems, glands, and organs affected by alcohol consumption. As well, our treatment is known to relieve or reduce the alcohol withdrawal symptoms such as stress, anxiety, aggressivity, obsessions, frustrations, etc… This laser treatment for alcohol addiction will stimulate the release of hormones from the brain and will provide a sensation of calm and well being.
Alcohol Addiction: 9 Tips To Help You Stay Sober & Alcohol-Free
1 – Stay Out of Risky Situations
This may mean that you don’t spend time with someone you used to use drugs with or go somewhere you used to drink. You might take a new way home from work, for example, to keep from going past your favorite old hangout.
2 – Build a Support Network
Lean on close friends and family for support, even if your relationships aren’t what they used to be. Think about going to counseling or family therapy to help with that and to deal with other personal issues.
Have some sober friends you can invite as your plus-one to a social event like a party or wedding. And stay in touch with your sponsor and call him if you’re feeling anxious or uncomfortable.
What You Need to Know About Your Appointment
Alcohol Addiction: Consultation and Laser treatment take 45 min. There is no preparation prior to your appointment.
Treatment Is Very Relaxing And Painless
Alcohol History
Your Medical History
“I’ve tried to quit smoking and drinking so many times. It felt like I was wasting my life as everything I tried didn’t work. No better combination than a drink and a smoke! A friend of mine referred me to The Stop Smoking Clinic. Their services also included alcohol addiction. So I decided to kill 2 birds with 1 stone and joined the clinic, best decision ever! Thanks to everyone at The Stop Smoking Clinic.”
Richard
Smoke-Free Patient
