Addiction Recovery
Recovery from substance use disorder — alcohol, opioids, stimulants, or behavioral addictions — involves neurobiological repair, nervous system regulation, and addressing the underlying drivers of compulsive behavior.
Common Symptoms
Recommended Modalities
4 matchedIV Therapy (NAD+)
ModerateNAD+ IV infusions replenish depleted neurological cofactors, reduce withdrawal severity, and restore dopamine pathway function in addiction recovery.
Find IV Therapy (NAD+) centers →Neurostimulation
ModerateTMS targeting the prefrontal cortex reduces cravings and impulsive decision-making in alcohol and opioid use disorder.
Find Neurostimulation centers →Float Therapy
EmergingREST reduces anxiety, stress reactivity, and craving intensity in substance use disorder recovery.
Find Float Therapy centers →Infrared Sauna
EmergingThermal therapy supports detoxification pathways and promotes endorphin release as a healthy substitute for substance-driven reward.
Find Infrared Sauna centers →Recommended Practitioners
4 typesNeurofeedback Therapist
→Psilocybin and ketamine-assisted therapy have landmark RCT evidence for alcohol use disorder, opioid dependence, and tobacco cessation.
Neurofeedback Practitioner
→Alpha-theta brainwave training reduces craving, relapse rates, and addiction severity across multiple controlled trials.
Somatic Experiencing Therapist
→Addresses the underlying trauma and nervous system dysregulation that drives substance use as a coping mechanism.
Breathwork Facilitator
→Holotropic and other deep breathwork modalities provide non-ordinary states of consciousness to support addiction healing without substances.
When to Seek Professional Help
The following signs indicate you should consult a qualified healthcare provider promptly. This directory is for informational purposes and does not replace medical advice.
- →Withdrawal symptoms are severe — seizures, delirium tremens — seek emergency care
- →You are using substances to avoid withdrawal
- →Substance use is causing harm to yourself or others
- →You have had an overdose or near-overdose
- →You are ready to seek help — there is no wrong time
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