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Hypnosis is a psychological and physical or mindbody inclusive therapeutic treatment which facilitates relaxation which is integral in helping to prevent illness and change behaviour. Hypnosis has great potential to un block or change negative emotions by working directly with our internal communication system where messages are transmitted cell to cell. PNI studies have shown that neuropeptide receptors are present on both the cell walls of the immune system and brain and that they work together as a single system of defence against illness. Scientists have stated that our thinking has a direct effect on our physical health and that we can to some extent literally think our selves well or unwell. Hypnosis uses the power of suggestion during the trance state induced by the hypnotic induction to make subjects feel positive and healthy
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Counseling is just as essential as the detox. Even after detox, when the physical dependence is treated, the recovering addict is still at a high risk of relapse. Social and psychological factors are a powerful stimuli in regards to relapse. Stress, environmental cues, social interactions are all factors that can create ongoing urges that can lead to relapse. Coping with stressful situations and getting the mindset to make necessary changes to his or her environment or social outlets is key in recovery.
Alcoholics Anonymous and alternative addiction approaches. Abstract This paper briefly compares and contrasts two different approaches to treating alcoholism or alcohol dependence: the disease and abstinence model of Alcoholics Anonymous (The 12 Step Programme) and SMART Recovery (Self Management and Recovery Training), using cognitive-behavioural and motivational-enhancement therapy, based on Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy. Alcoholics Anonymous and alternative addiction approaches. Analogous to a Swiss Army Knife, alcohol is employed by individuals in a number of contexts for purposes such as socialization, relaxation, sedation, and medication (Nevid & Rathus, 2010, p. 181). It helps curb negative feelings such as anxiety, depression, and loneliness (Nevid & Rathus, 2010, p. 181).