3 addiction solves that actually work

[@janycebrown4071]

The more you want recovery, the closer you are ❤Recovery is POSSIBLE ❣🥳

[@blue8710]

I would personally also consider another route: alternative therapy which has nothing to do with traditional/ talk therapy. It focuses on the root on the issue and not on the surface level of only the symptoms.

[@NameBrandCody]

I don’t think you’ve ever been to a good “traditional” talk therapist… if you had, they would’ve known all to well that there is not any one particular “treatment of choice” for trauma. Any therapist who believes that his or her particular method is the only answer to your problems is suspect of being an ideologue rather than someone who is interested in making sure you get well. They must be open to learning from you and open to exploring options other than the ones they typically offer.

[@m.r.youjing]

There are a few - Identity Oriented Psychotrauma Therapy (IoPT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing (SE), etc.

[@blue8710]

@@m.r.youjing There are actually a lot more, only some examples: Reflexology, Acupuncture, Homeopathy, Theta Healing, Hypnotherapy, Reiki, etc.

[@ShreembrzeeShon]

​@@blue8710 Healing broken bones takes time, mental wounds do as well. Lest one be triggered & retraumatized, multiple methods would be most appropriate since we can't reach into a unique person's thoughts to erase specific memories/traumas

[@Anfas-s9t]

This coz the western culture promotes individualism more than anything. So called independence from family, causes a feeling of disconnection and to escape that people get addicted to drugs. Going back to having a family is what will help them

[@pepperpalmerston9206]

I have heard that legalization has been successful in Portugal because their society is more family & community oriented.

[@Anfas-s9t]

@@pepperpalmerston9206 Yeah family and community oriented with 60 divorces for 100 marriages. Some society🙄🙄🙄

[@qjtvaddict]

Explains what China is doing with their addicts

[@qjtvaddict]

@@Anfas-s9tsounds rotten

[@barbaramcspadden8655]

Dr Debra Mash did studies at Miami University for ibogaine as a cure for addiction. Works for most in one treatment. US won't allow it so Dr. Mash's treatment clinic and others are open outside the country.

[@Fred_Klingon]

Don't try easy fixes, addiction must be solved in people's minds, not chemically in a couple of days. What you obtain if that works is a person without physical addiction, but the same mental weakness. Without strengthening the mind in the areas that caused the problem in the first instance, ibogaine will do nothing. A relapse will happen in a couple of days. This is a serious problem that must be fixed at different levels, you can't expect to take a magic pill and become a new person instantly. Social stigma doesn't help as well, people with this problem must hide it to avoid losing their social connections, work. As long as the society continues to judge, instead of trying to understand, solutions will be hard to find.

[@ISLAND_THUNDER]

The power of ibogaine is that there isn’t much it DONT do in the brain! it resets the kappa and mu opioid receptors in the brain to a pre-addiction level. It stimulates GDNF as well as nicotinic acetylcholine. It even has mild 5HT2a affinity! As someone who took ibogaine to end a 15 year addiction to opiates, I can tell you it’s about more than just the reset. It’s a 12 hour conversation with your infinite “self”.. no bullshit, just answers to the questions you’ve known all along.. and I don’t even think about getting high anymore

[@asianamericanadvice6016]

U didnt say if these were private treatment programs or public.

[@ShawnSanderspitt]

She said what bad people do drugs wtf F

[@fuoser]

“social entrepreneur” is already hilarious