Drug Addiction Treatment and
Substance Abuse Therapy
Regarding the problem of drug use;
Physical, Psychological, Behavioral, Familial, Environmental, Traditional, Ancient and Modern Methods
Techniques such as hypnosis, EFT, EMDR, regression, breathwork, Sedona, and imagination can be used.
A combination of various subconscious therapy methods is used.
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It is possible to overcome drug addiction.
drug addictionIt is not simply a matter of weakness of will or a bad habit.
It is a serious addiction problem with subconscious-based, psychological, behavioral, physical, familial, and social aspects that can affect the brain's reward, learning, impulse control, and decision-making systems.
At Pearl Therapy, drug addiction treatment and substance abuse therapy are planned by considering the type of substance used, duration of use, risk of withdrawal, the individual's mental state, traumas, subconscious records, triggers, blood values, family relationships, and living conditions.
The goal is not just to quit the substance for a while; The goal is to address the root causes of substance use, manage cravings and triggers, reduce the risk of relapse, and support the individual in rebuilding their life.
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What is Drug Addiction?
drug addictionSubstance abuse is characterized by a person's inability to fully understand the harms of the substance or their difficulty in stopping use despite knowing the harms, feeling bad when not using, experiencing a need to use, spending a significant amount of time finding or using drugs, experiencing a loss of control, and substance use causing serious problems in their family, work, school, health, and social life.
As addiction develops, a person may start using the substance, initially for pleasure or relaxation, over time to feel normal, reduce withdrawal symptoms from not using it, escape anxiety, sleep, suppress traumatic memories, avoid thinking, escape feelings of being overwhelmed by thoughts caused by mental pressure, or to maintain daily functioning.
Therefore, the "they can quit if they want to" approach is often insufficient; effective drug addiction treatment must address the individual's body, brain, emotions, behaviors, and environment together.
Addiction is a treatable, subconscious-based health problem.
However, simply abstaining from substance use for a while is not true recovery and freedom. Lasting change requires a holistic approach that addresses cravings, triggers, traumas, thought patterns, social environment, daily routine, and risks that lead to relapse.
What are the symptoms of drug and substance addiction?
Not everyone who uses drugs experiences the same symptoms.
The type of substance, duration of use, quantity, and the individual's physical and mental condition can alter the form of symptoms. However, the simultaneous and progressively increasing occurrence of the following behavioral, psychological, physical, and social changes may warrant evaluation for addiction.
Behavioral and Social Symptoms
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- Using the substance more or for a longer period than planned.
- Unable to control usage despite trying to quit
- Spending a lot of time trying to find, use, or recover from the effects of the substance.
- Withdrawal from family, concealment, lying, and sudden changes in friend circles.
- Disruption of work, school, family, and daily responsibilities.
- Using in hazardous environments or driving while under the influence of substances
Psychological and Emotional Symptoms
- Intense craving for the substance and difficulty stopping thoughts of the substance.
- Anxiety, restlessness, anger, depression, or sudden mood swings
- Suspicion, paranoia, hallucinations, or impaired reality testing.
- Loss of motivation, apathy, and social withdrawal.
- Believing that you cannot relax, sleep, or cope without the substance.
Physical Symptoms
- Significant changes in sleep, appetite, weight, energy, and personal hygiene.
- Symptoms include dilation or constriction of the pupils, redness in the eyes, and changes in speech.
- Tremors, sweating, nausea, muscle pain, palpitations, or impaired coordination.
- Unexplained injuries, frequent illnesses, or general deterioration in health.
Tolerance and Withdrawal Symptoms
- Needing increasingly more substances to achieve the same effect.
- Restlessness, insomnia, sweating, tremors, pain, nausea, or intense distress when the substance is reduced or stopped.
- To reduce withdrawal symptoms or to feel normal again, reuse the product.
None of these symptoms alone constitutes a diagnosis of addiction.
If you experience loss of consciousness, slowed breathing, seizures, severe agitation, psychosis, suicidal thoughts, or severe withdrawal symptoms, seek immediate medical attention without waiting for your therapy appointment.
What Causes Drug and Substance Addiction?
Many factors can trigger drug addiction. Some people start out of curiosity, peer pressure, or for fun; others may turn to substances to escape anxiety, depression, trauma, loneliness, feelings of worthlessness, anger, family problems, physical pain, or difficult life events.
But the biggest cause of drug addiction is the subconscious patterns stemming from childhood.
In particular, a lack of a subconscious sense of security can lead to addiction.
For men, subconscious issues related to the father or father figure often create a predisposition to dependency.
Holistic subconscious therapy, by changing negative subconscious emotions stemming from childhood, largely eliminates the need for psychological dependence.
Psychological and Subconscious Factors
Trauma, fear of abandonment, feeling insecure, problems with authority, feelings of worthlessness, guilt, shame, repressed anger, anxiety, unhappiness, subconscious associations with past events, and learned beliefs such as "I can't cope without the substance" can reinforce the substance use cycle.
Brain and Body Factors
These substances affect the brain's reward and motivation systems. Over time, the dopamine hormone, associated with reward and motivation, can lead to addiction. Tolerance to dopamine levels may develop, higher amounts may be needed for the same effect, and physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms may appear when use is discontinued.
Drug use causes a rapid increase in dopamine levels, which then rapidly decreases, leading to a loss of balance in a manic/depressive state, where the individual is either very happy and relaxed or very unhappy and distressed.
Family, Environment, and Behavioral Patterns
Factors such as peer pressure involving substance use, conflict at home, neglect, feelings of worthlessness, unclear boundaries, easy accessibility, unemployment, loneliness, a disorganized lifestyle, emulation through films, TV series, or social media posts, subliminal messages embedded in the subconscious through music, and environments that remind one of substance use can increase the risk of relapse.
Accompanying Mental Health Problems
Depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, attention problems, bipolar disorder, suicidal ideation, destructive tendencies, psychotic symptoms, or personality problems can coexist with addiction. In some cases, psychiatry, psychotherapy, and holistic subconscious therapy should be planned together.
The holistic approach does not view addiction as solely "subconscious" or solely "physical." In its broadest sense, it is used in the treatment of drug addiction. Biological, psychological, subconscious, behavioral, familial, and social factors are considered together.
Testimonials from Clients Receiving Drug Addiction Therapy
Client confidentiality is important in addiction therapy, as it is in all therapies.
This section contains testimonials from some of our clients whose identities have been withheld.
For more reviews, please see our client testimonials page.
How does drug addiction treatment progress?
Effective substance addiction treatment doesn't begin with applying the same treatment to everyone; it starts with creating a phased plan by accurately assessing the individual's risks, subconscious patterns, past history, needs, and living conditions.
1. Security and Risk Assessment
The substance used, quantity, frequency of use, date of last use, history of overdose, withdrawal symptoms, medications being used, and physical health status are all evaluated.
2. Medical and Psychiatric Support
In addition to subconscious therapies, if necessary, a psychiatric evaluation, laboratory tests, medication adjustment, controlled detoxification, or hospital support will be planned.
3. Personalized Therapy Plan
A roadmap for identifying and quitting an addiction is created based on factors such as traumas, subconscious patterns, triggers, cravings, thought patterns, family relationships, and the individual's motivation to quit.
4. Cravings and Trigger Studies
The people, places, emotions, thoughts, and bodily sensations that trigger substance cravings are identified; and practical skills are developed to manage them.
Training is provided on how to handle potential crisis situations related to cravings, and monitoring is carried out.
5. Psychotherapy and Subconscious Studies
Holistic subconscious therapy utilizes a combination of methods including EMDR, EFT, hypnosis, breathwork, imagination, regression, NLP, and Sedona.
In this way, the subconscious roots that cause addiction are cleansed.
Negative subconscious records are replaced with positive ones.
6. Family and Social Environment Arrangement
The family is provided with opportunities to communicate effectively and support the healing process.
The family is also given training and guidance on what to do during this process.
7. Preventing Restarts
Plans are made in advance for risky situations, and subconscious rehearsals and preparations are carried out;
Subliminal messages are implanted to prevent a slight deviation from the norm.
8. Rebuilding Life
Sleep, work, education, family relationships, social environment, sports, nutrition, spiritual resources, routines, habits, and daily responsibilities become important components that support the recovery plan.
9. Regular Follow-up
Progression, challenges, cravings, triggers, and new risks are monitored;
It's important to understand that temporary feelings of well-being don't mean full recovery, and progress should be made in a controlled manner.
The therapy plan is updated to eradicate the root of the addiction and prevent relapse.
How is Subconscious-Based Holistic Master Therapy Used in Addiction Treatment?
Holistic Master Therapy (HMT)It views drug addiction not merely as the behavior of substance use, but as a holistic phenomenon connected to a person's body, emotions, subconscious patterns, thoughts, relationships, environment, and daily life.
During the addiction process, the substance can become a tool for some individuals that silences anxiety, suppresses traumatic memories, alleviates loneliness, boosts self-confidence, or temporarily reduces physical discomfort.
In HMT, the subconscious emotions and problems that substance use helps to mask are identified, and while those suppressed negativities are cleared away, positive changes are developed to fill the void.
In therapy, the focus is not only on the question "Why are you using the substance?" but also on "What emotion is the substance suppressing, or what need is it temporarily fulfilling?"
Holistic Subconscious Therapy
Using a combination of techniques such as hypnosis, EFT, EMDR, regression, imagination, breathwork, NLP, and others, a subconscious specialist cleanses the emotions, memories, and automatic patterns that trigger drug use.
Psychological and Behavioral Studies
The program teaches skills in coping with substance cravings, impulse control, problem-solving, emotion regulation, recognizing cognitive errors, and developing healthy daily habits.
Family and Relationship Counseling
The issues of loss of trust, conflict, control, secrecy, debt, anger, and boundary problems that addiction creates within the family are addressed; and the family is taught how to support itself.
Expert Team Coordination
When necessary, the Holistic Master Therapist works in collaboration with psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, dieticians, or other health professionals. Therapy is not a replacement for medical treatment; it is conducted as part of a personalized, holistic plan.
Methods Used in Addiction Therapy
- Motivational interview: It helps individuals who are hesitant about treatment to strengthen their reasons for change and their motivation to quit.
- Cognitive and behavioral studies: It helps people recognize and change thought and behavior patterns that perpetuate substance use.
- Craving and trigger management: Coping strategies are encoded in the subconscious for the emotions, thoughts, people, and environments that trigger the craving for a substance.
- Recurrence prevention efforts: Early warning signs are identified and a proactive response plan is developed to address the risk of reuse.
- Trauma and subconscious studies: Methods such as EMDR, EFT, hypnosis, imagination, breathwork, regression, and similar techniques are used.
- Breathing, relaxation, and emotion regulation: Skills for coping with anxiety, tension, and impulsivity are supported.
- Family meetings: Communication, secure boundaries, crisis management, and behaviors that unintentionally facilitate addiction are addressed.
The role of HMT in addiction treatment: In addition to EFT, EMDR, hypnosis, and other subconscious techniques, addiction problems are addressed and solved by considering many different aspects, including behavioral, environmental, and epigenetic influences inherited from ancestors.
Videos about Drug Addiction Treatment
The causes of drug addiction, managing cravings, the right approach from the family, subconscious-based addiction therapy, and reducing the risk of relapse are all covered in the informative video content in this section.
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Which drug and substance addictions can be treated with therapy?
Addiction therapy is not limited to a specific substance. While the effects of the substance used, the risk of withdrawal, and the support needed may differ, the psychological and behavioral dependency cycle can be addressed in many substance use cases.
Heroin and Other Opioids
Holistic Master Therapy can lead to recovery from the use of heroin, opioid derivatives, synthetic opioids, and analgesic opioids.
Cocaine and Crack
Intense cravings, impulsivity, insomnia, anxiety, depressive episodes, and risky behaviors may occur; recovery from these substance use issues can be achieved through Holistic Master Therapy.
Methamphetamine and Amphetamines
Insomnia, paranoia, aggression, depression, cognitive problems, and strong cravings may occur; improvement in these substance use can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Cannabis and Synthetic Cannabinoids
Anxiety, loss of motivation, sleep problems, panic, and a risk of psychosis can be associated with the use of cannabis, synthetic cannabinoids, and similar substances; recovery from these substance use can be achieved through Holistic Master Therapy.
MDMA and Party Substances
Party environments, social triggers, emotional breakdown, sleep disorders, and multiple substance use may occur; recovery from these substance use can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Misuse of Prescription Drugs
Drug dependencies can occur with the use of tranquilizers, sleeping pills, attention-enhancing drugs, or painkillers; recovery from the use of these substances can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Multiple Substance Use
Using alcohol in combination with multiple substances can increase the risk of overdose and withdrawal; recovery from the use of these substances can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
New and Unknown Substances
Unexpected poisoning, heart, neurological, and psychiatric problems can develop from the use of synthetic substances with unclear contents. If physical symptoms indicate a risk, immediate medical attention should be sought. Holistic Master Therapy can provide relief from the use of these substances.
Non-Substance Addictions
Behavioral addictions such as gambling, gaming, shopping, social media, pornography, and similar addictions require separate assessment and a personalized therapy plan; recovery from these addictions can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Is Withdrawal, Detoxification, and Medication Necessary?
Not all substances are quit in the same way. The risk of withdrawal varies depending on the type of substance used, the amount, the duration, the person's physical health, and concomitant drug or alcohol use.
Therefore, especially in cases of long-term, high-dose, or multiple substance use, the decision to "quit abruptly" should not be made without expert evaluation.
What are the benefits of detoxification?
Detoxification is the safe management of physical and psychological symptoms that may arise during the initial period of quitting a substance.
Detoxification is a part of addiction treatment; however, it is not solely a process of resolving the psychological and behavioral causes of addiction.
When is medication used?
The Holistic Master Therapist provides information on when and with which specialists the patient should be consulted, as deemed necessary during the therapy process.
Risk of overdose: Tolerance may decrease after a period of abstinence from substance use.
Returning to a previously used dose can lead to a fatal overdose.
If there is a risk of relapse, the individual and their family are informed about the signs of overdose, emergency assistance, and local harm reduction procedures.
How should families react to drug addiction?
Family support can strengthen the recovery process; however, constantly providing money, paying off debts, concealing substance use, taking on work or school responsibilities, and leaving every crisis unresolved can unintentionally perpetuate the cycle of addiction.
- Listen to your therapist: During the process of overcoming addiction, follow your therapist's instructions exactly.
- Speak calmly and clearly: Clearly explain the concrete consequences of substance use without demeaning the individual.
- Set safe boundaries: Be clear about money, house rules, violence, theft, driving, and children's safety.
- Support the treatment: Provide assistance with transportation to appointments, accessing necessary healthcare services, and regular follow-ups.
- Do not facilitate substance use: Don't pay for its use, don't condone illegal behavior, and don't normalize dangerous situations.
- Get your own support: Addiction can affect the whole family. Family counseling and psychological support help loved ones manage their boundaries and emotions as well.
Things that are beneficial for the family to do.
- Providing accurate information to the therapist and following their instructions.
- Communicate calmly, openly, and consistently.
- Setting clear boundaries regarding money, house rules, driving, and children's safety.
- To support access to treatment, healthcare, and regular follow-up.
- Take signs of overdose, violence, suicide, and psychosis seriously.
- Even if the addicted person doesn't participate, family counseling can help them with their communication and boundaries.
Behaviors to Avoid
- Engaging in lengthy arguments while under the influence of drugs.
- To humiliate, threaten, embarrass, or label someone as "lacking willpower"
- Providing money for substance use, constantly paying off debts, or concealing the consequences.
- Avoid over-the-counter medications, herbal remedies, or trying uncontrolled at-home detoxes.
- To conceal the risk of violence, suicide, psychosis, loss of consciousness, or overdose.
How to Reduce the Risk of Relapsing After Quitting a Substance?
In addiction treatment, simply saying "I won't use it again" is not enough. It's necessary to determine the emotions, environments, people around, and thoughts that lead the person to use the substance. Relapse often doesn't happen suddenly; it begins with warning signs such as sleep disturbances, returning to old environments, stopping therapy sessions, romanticizing the substance, thinking "One time won't hurt," and increasing secrecy.
Personal Trigger Map
Triggers such as people, places, money, loneliness, arguments, celebrations, payday, pain, insomnia, and specific emotions are identified individually.
Emergency Plan
The document should outline who to contact when cravings increase, which environment to leave, how to limit access to money, what to do in that moment, and which professional support to seek.
New Way of Life
Structuring leisure time, sports, sleep, work or education, a healthy social environment, spiritual resources, and responsibilities are all elements that maintain recovery.
Not Concealing the Sliding
Keeping a single use secret can lead to the problem escalating. In such cases, informing the therapist can prevent a full-blown relapse.
Online Drug Addiction Therapy or In-Person Treatment?
Online addiction therapyOnline addiction therapy can be applied to individuals who have an internet connection, are in a quiet and comfortable environment, and can connect using a charged mobile phone.
Face-to-face drug addiction therapyHolistic Master Therapy is available to anyone who can come to our centers for sessions; face-to-face addiction recovery therapy can be provided.
Session limit: Video therapy is not a treatment for overdose, severe withdrawal, suicide risk, violence risk, psychotic episode, severe confusion, or medical emergency.
Confidentiality, Trust, and Therapist Selection (Male or Female) in Addiction Therapy
People struggling with drug addiction often delay seeking help for fear of judgment, their family finding out, losing their job, or having their past behaviors revealed.
Effective therapy requires a safe relationship where the client can honestly describe their experiences, feel non-judgmental, and have their privacy protected.
Pearl Therapy uses one-on-one sessions to help clients feel more comfortable. Female clients are treated by female addiction therapists, and male clients by male addiction therapists. An appointment is scheduled.
The principle of privacy is protected; however, there are legal and ethical exceptions, such as when there is a serious and imminent danger to the individual or others.
9 Reasons Why Pearl Therapy is a Drug Addiction Therapy Treatment?
1. 360-Degree View
It examines substance use from psychological, subconscious, behavioral, physical, familial, social, and environmental perspectives.
2. Root Cause Focused Study
It focuses not only on quitting the substance, but also on the trauma, emotions, thoughts, needs, and triggers that lead a person to use the substance.
3. Personalized Plan
A different treatment plan is prepared based on the substance used, duration of use, health status, family structure, motivation, and risks.
4. Multi-Method Therapy
Psychotherapy, behavioral modification, family counseling, and, in appropriate cases, subconscious-based methods are used.
5. Expert Team Support
Referrals to psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, dieticians, or local health services are provided when needed.
6. Online and In-Person Options
Online therapy or in-person consultation options are offered.
7. Female and Male Therapists
Taking into account the client's privacy and comfort, sessions are scheduled with female therapists for female clients and male therapists for male clients.
8. Involving the Family in the Process
With the client's permission and in accordance with their treatment needs, the family is guided on boundaries, communication, crisis management, and support.
9. Follow-up and Recurrence Prevention
After substance cessation, it is important to monitor risks and intervene early in signs of relapse.
How many sessions does drug addiction therapy last? How much does a session cost?
The duration of drug addiction treatment varies from person to person;
This varies depending on the substance used, duration of use, risk of withdrawal, co-occurring psychological or psychiatric problems, family support, client's regular attendance at sessions, how well they complete simple assignments, their level of cooperation, and the risk of relapse.
Therefore, it is not accurate to give a definite number of sessions without conducting an assessment.
During the initial 90-minute session, the client's situation, past history, and subconscious records are assessed, and an idea of how long the session might take can be obtained.
For information on drug addiction therapy session fees, suitable therapists, online or in-person consultations, and current promotions, please contact our WhatsApp customer service.
Services and Counseling Options in Addiction Therapy
You can apply for Pearl Therapy from wherever you are. You can have online or in-person sessions. Initial consultation options include 30-minute, 60-minute, 90-minute, and 120-minute sessions. It is recommended to start with a 90-minute initial session.
Frequently Asked Questions About Drug Addiction Treatment
Is drug addiction completely curable?
Yes, drug addiction is completely treatable.
Is there a 100% guarantee for recovery from drug addiction?
No. No treatment or therapy can guarantee a 100% cure; it is neither ethically appropriate nor legally permissible.
Can drug addiction be cured solely through subconscious therapy?
In some cases, yes. But Holistic Master Therapies, which encompass both subconscious-based therapy and subconscious therapies, can provide a much more effective and holistic approach to healing.
What can a family do if their addicted child doesn't want treatment?
The family should first receive accurate information about addiction, not hide the consequences of use, establish safe boundaries regarding money and household rules, and offer treatment options at an appropriate time without judgment. Even if the addicted person does not yet want to participate in therapy, family members can receive family counseling to establish effective communication, set boundaries, and change behaviors that unintentionally support the addiction. They can try to persuade the client to meet with a therapist at least once. Immediate professional help should be sought if there is a risk of violence, suicide, overdose, or severe psychosis.
Is it safe to suddenly leave the substance unattended at home?
It is not always safe. The type of substance, dose, duration of use, multiple substance or alcohol use, and health problems all alter the risk of withdrawal. Abrupt cessation, especially with prescription tranquilizers, alcohol, and certain types of multiple substances, can pose serious risks. Expert evaluation is required.
Can detox completely eliminate addiction?
Detoxification helps manage the initial period of substance withdrawal safely; however, it alone does not address the psychological, behavioral, familial, and social causes of addiction. Holistic Master Therapy, along with subconscious therapy, follow-up, and relapse prevention, is necessary in conjunction with detoxification.
Is online drug addiction therapy effective?
Yes, online therapy is effective for many clients.
How many sessions does drug addiction therapy take?
The exact number cannot be determined before the initial assessment. While some clients may only require short-term intensive support, long-term or multiple substance use may necessitate longer therapy and family work.
Is medication necessary in addiction treatment?
In holistic master therapies, medication is not used to overcome addiction.
Can hypnosis, EFT, or EMDR be used in drug addiction treatment?
Yes, these methods can be used in sessions as part of holistic subconscious therapy.
Does relapsing into substance use mean the treatment has failed?
No. Such use is common during the withdrawal process. Concealing a single use and discontinuing treatment can increase the risk. Informing the therapist or treatment team early, examining the trigger, and strengthening the plan can prevent a complete relapse.
Should family members participate in the sessions?
With the client's consent, and considering their age, safety situation, and treatment goals, family meetings can be beneficial. Families are taught effective communication, boundary setting, crisis management, and how to avoid behaviors that inadvertently support addiction.
Is confidentiality protected in drug addiction treatment?
The client's privacy and personal information are protected within the framework of ethical and legal rules. Exceptions, such as when there is a serious and imminent danger to the individual or others, are explained at the beginning of the consultation.
Should a drug user see a psychiatrist?
In situations where there is a risk of harm to oneself or others, it is especially important to consider consulting a psychiatrist.
What are the symptoms of an overdose?
Loss of consciousness, inability to wake the person, very slow or stopped breathing, cyanotic lips, seizures, chest pain, extreme fever, severe agitation, or sudden worsening of condition are all urgent signs. The local emergency number should be called immediately.
How to make an appointment with Pearl Therapy?
You can apply for a discounted first session appointment through the appointment page or via WhatsApp customer service.
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Drug Addiction Treatment and
Substance Abuse Therapy
To overcome drug addiction,
for support during the withdrawal period after quitting and
to reduce the risk of relapse into drug use
Before the problems get even worse
You can receive Subconscious-Based Holistic Master Therapy.
By applying the right treatment tailored to the individual.
It is possible to overcome drug addiction.
drug addictionIt is not simply a matter of weakness of will or a bad habit.
It is a serious addiction problem with subconscious-based, psychological, behavioral, physical, familial, and social aspects that can affect the brain's reward, learning, impulse control, and decision-making systems.
At Pearl Therapy, drug addiction treatment and substance abuse therapy are planned by considering the type of substance used, duration of use, risk of withdrawal, the individual's mental state, traumas, subconscious records, triggers, blood values, family relationships, and living conditions.
The goal is not just to quit the substance for a while; The goal is to address the root causes of substance use, manage cravings and triggers, reduce the risk of relapse, and support the individual in rebuilding their life.
Offer:
For a while so you can try it.
your first drug addiction therapy appointment
Extra Discount that already has a high-level character.
Information:
To make our clients feel more comfortable.
in one-on-one sessions
💗♀ For female clients, with female addiction therapists.
💙♂ For male clients, with male addiction therapists.
An appointment is being scheduled.
To overcome drug addiction
📌 Come to our centers and meet FACE TO FACE
or wherever you are
🌐 ONLINE with video calling
You can receive addiction recovery therapy.
Contact Us Now
To ask your questions,
to get information and
drug addiction therapy
by scheduling your first session appointment
to quit substance use or
to reduce the risk of relapse
WhatsApp customer service
7/24 You can communicate.
Emergency medical services in your area should be contacted immediately.
What is Drug Addiction?
drug addictionSubstance abuse is characterized by a person's inability to fully understand the harms of the substance or their difficulty in stopping use despite knowing the harms, feeling bad when not using, experiencing a need to use, spending a significant amount of time finding or using drugs, experiencing a loss of control, and substance use causing serious problems in their family, work, school, health, and social life.
As addiction develops, a person may start using the substance, initially for pleasure or relaxation, over time to feel normal, reduce withdrawal symptoms from not using it, escape anxiety, sleep, suppress traumatic memories, avoid thinking, escape feelings of being overwhelmed by thoughts caused by mental pressure, or to maintain daily functioning.
Therefore, the "they can quit if they want to" approach is often insufficient; effective drug addiction treatment must address the individual's body, brain, emotions, behaviors, and environment together.
Addiction is a treatable, subconscious-based health problem.
However, simply abstaining from substance use for a while is not true recovery and freedom. Lasting change requires a holistic approach that addresses cravings, triggers, traumas, thought patterns, social environment, daily routine, and risks that lead to relapse.
What are the symptoms of drug and substance addiction?
Not everyone who uses drugs experiences the same symptoms.
The type of substance, duration of use, quantity, and the individual's physical and mental condition can alter the form of symptoms. However, the simultaneous and progressively increasing occurrence of the following behavioral, psychological, physical, and social changes may warrant evaluation for addiction.
Behavioral and Social Symptoms
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- Using the substance more or for a longer period than planned.
- Unable to control usage despite trying to quit
- Spending a lot of time trying to find, use, or recover from the effects of the substance.
- Withdrawal from family, concealment, lying, and sudden changes in friend circles.
- Disruption of work, school, family, and daily responsibilities.
- Using in hazardous environments or driving while under the influence of substances
Psychological and Emotional Symptoms
- Intense craving for the substance and difficulty stopping thoughts of the substance.
- Anxiety, restlessness, anger, depression, or sudden mood swings
- Suspicion, paranoia, hallucinations, or impaired reality testing.
- Loss of motivation, apathy, and social withdrawal.
- Believing that you cannot relax, sleep, or cope without the substance.
Physical Symptoms
- Significant changes in sleep, appetite, weight, energy, and personal hygiene.
- Symptoms include dilation or constriction of the pupils, redness in the eyes, and changes in speech.
- Tremors, sweating, nausea, muscle pain, palpitations, or impaired coordination.
- Unexplained injuries, frequent illnesses, or general deterioration in health.
Tolerance and Withdrawal Symptoms
- Needing increasingly more substances to achieve the same effect.
- Restlessness, insomnia, sweating, tremors, pain, nausea, or intense distress when the substance is reduced or stopped.
- To reduce withdrawal symptoms or to feel normal again, reuse the product.
None of these symptoms alone constitutes a diagnosis of addiction.
If you experience loss of consciousness, slowed breathing, seizures, severe agitation, psychosis, suicidal thoughts, or severe withdrawal symptoms, seek immediate medical attention without waiting for your therapy appointment.
What Causes Drug and Substance Addiction?
Many factors can trigger drug addiction. Some people start out of curiosity, peer pressure, or for fun; others may turn to substances to escape anxiety, depression, trauma, loneliness, feelings of worthlessness, anger, family problems, physical pain, or difficult life events.
But the biggest cause of drug addiction is the subconscious patterns stemming from childhood.
In particular, a lack of a subconscious sense of security can lead to addiction.
For men, subconscious issues related to the father or father figure often create a predisposition to dependency.
Holistic subconscious therapy, by changing negative subconscious emotions stemming from childhood, largely eliminates the need for psychological dependence.
Psychological and Subconscious Factors
Trauma, fear of abandonment, feeling insecure, problems with authority, feelings of worthlessness, guilt, shame, repressed anger, anxiety, unhappiness, subconscious associations with past events, and learned beliefs such as "I can't cope without the substance" can reinforce the substance use cycle.
Brain and Body Factors
These substances affect the brain's reward and motivation systems. Over time, the dopamine hormone, associated with reward and motivation, can lead to addiction. Tolerance to dopamine levels may develop, higher amounts may be needed for the same effect, and physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms may appear when use is discontinued.
Drug use causes a rapid increase in dopamine levels, which then rapidly decreases, leading to a loss of balance in a manic/depressive state, where the individual is either very happy and relaxed or very unhappy and distressed.
Family, Environment, and Behavioral Patterns
Factors such as peer pressure involving substance use, conflict at home, neglect, feelings of worthlessness, unclear boundaries, easy accessibility, unemployment, loneliness, a disorganized lifestyle, emulation through films, TV series, or social media posts, subliminal messages embedded in the subconscious through music, and environments that remind one of substance use can increase the risk of relapse.
Accompanying Mental Health Problems
Depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, attention problems, bipolar disorder, suicidal ideation, destructive tendencies, psychotic symptoms, or personality problems can coexist with addiction. In some cases, psychiatry, psychotherapy, and holistic subconscious therapy should be planned together.
The holistic approach does not view addiction as solely "subconscious" or solely "physical." In its broadest sense, it is used in the treatment of drug addiction. Biological, psychological, subconscious, behavioral, familial, and social factors are considered together.
Testimonials from Clients Receiving Drug Addiction Therapy
Client confidentiality is important in addiction therapy, as it is in all therapies.
This section contains testimonials from some of our clients whose identities have been withheld.
For more reviews, please see our client testimonials page.
How does drug addiction treatment progress?
Effective substance addiction treatment doesn't begin with applying the same treatment to everyone; it starts with creating a phased plan by accurately assessing the individual's risks, subconscious patterns, past history, needs, and living conditions.
1. Security and Risk Assessment
The substance used, quantity, frequency of use, date of last use, history of overdose, withdrawal symptoms, medications being used, and physical health status are all evaluated.
2. Medical and Psychiatric Support
In addition to subconscious therapies, if necessary, a psychiatric evaluation, laboratory tests, medication adjustment, controlled detoxification, or hospital support will be planned.
3. Personalized Therapy Plan
A roadmap for identifying and quitting an addiction is created based on factors such as traumas, subconscious patterns, triggers, cravings, thought patterns, family relationships, and the individual's motivation to quit.
4. Cravings and Trigger Studies
The people, places, emotions, thoughts, and bodily sensations that trigger substance cravings are identified; and practical skills are developed to manage them.
Training is provided on how to handle potential crisis situations related to cravings, and monitoring is carried out.
5. Psychotherapy and Subconscious Studies
Holistic subconscious therapy utilizes a combination of methods including EMDR, EFT, hypnosis, breathwork, imagination, regression, NLP, and Sedona.
In this way, the subconscious roots that cause addiction are cleansed.
Negative subconscious records are replaced with positive ones.
6. Family and Social Environment Arrangement
The family is provided with opportunities to communicate effectively and support the healing process.
The family is also given training and guidance on what to do during this process.
7. Preventing Restarts
Plans are made in advance for risky situations, and subconscious rehearsals and preparations are carried out;
Subliminal messages are implanted to prevent a slight deviation from the norm.
8. Rebuilding Life
Sleep, work, education, family relationships, social environment, sports, nutrition, spiritual resources, routines, habits, and daily responsibilities become important components that support the recovery plan.
9. Regular Follow-up
Progression, challenges, cravings, triggers, and new risks are monitored;
It's important to understand that temporary feelings of well-being don't mean full recovery, and progress should be made in a controlled manner.
The therapy plan is updated to eradicate the root of the addiction and prevent relapse.
How is Subconscious-Based Holistic Master Therapy Used in Addiction Treatment?
Holistic Master Therapy (HMT)It views drug addiction not merely as the behavior of substance use, but as a holistic phenomenon connected to a person's body, emotions, subconscious patterns, thoughts, relationships, environment, and daily life.
During the addiction process, the substance can become a tool for some individuals that silences anxiety, suppresses traumatic memories, alleviates loneliness, boosts self-confidence, or temporarily reduces physical discomfort.
In HMT, the subconscious emotions and problems that substance use helps to mask are identified, and while those suppressed negativities are cleared away, positive changes are developed to fill the void.
In therapy, the focus is not only on the question "Why are you using the substance?" but also on "What emotion is the substance suppressing, or what need is it temporarily fulfilling?"
Holistic Subconscious Therapy
Using a combination of techniques such as hypnosis, EFT, EMDR, regression, imagination, breathwork, NLP, and others, a subconscious specialist cleanses the emotions, memories, and automatic patterns that trigger drug use.
Psychological and Behavioral Studies
The program teaches skills in coping with substance cravings, impulse control, problem-solving, emotion regulation, recognizing cognitive errors, and developing healthy daily habits.
Family and Relationship Counseling
The issues of loss of trust, conflict, control, secrecy, debt, anger, and boundary problems that addiction creates within the family are addressed; and the family is taught how to support itself.
Expert Team Coordination
When necessary, the Holistic Master Therapist works in collaboration with psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, dieticians, or other health professionals. Therapy is not a replacement for medical treatment; it is conducted as part of a personalized, holistic plan.
Methods Used in Addiction Therapy
- Motivational interview: It helps individuals who are hesitant about treatment to strengthen their reasons for change and their motivation to quit.
- Cognitive and behavioral studies: It helps people recognize and change thought and behavior patterns that perpetuate substance use.
- Craving and trigger management: Coping strategies are encoded in the subconscious for the emotions, thoughts, people, and environments that trigger the craving for a substance.
- Recurrence prevention efforts: Early warning signs are identified and a proactive response plan is developed to address the risk of reuse.
- Trauma and subconscious studies: Methods such as EMDR, EFT, hypnosis, imagination, breathwork, regression, and similar techniques are used.
- Breathing, relaxation, and emotion regulation: Skills for coping with anxiety, tension, and impulsivity are supported.
- Family meetings: Communication, secure boundaries, crisis management, and behaviors that unintentionally facilitate addiction are addressed.
The role of HMT in addiction treatment: In addition to EFT, EMDR, hypnosis, and other subconscious techniques, addiction problems are addressed and solved by considering many different aspects, including behavioral, environmental, and epigenetic influences inherited from ancestors.
Videos about Drug Addiction Treatment
The causes of drug addiction, managing cravings, the right approach from the family, subconscious-based addiction therapy, and reducing the risk of relapse are all covered in the informative video content in this section.
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Which drug and substance addictions can be treated with therapy?
Addiction therapy is not limited to a specific substance. While the effects of the substance used, the risk of withdrawal, and the support needed may differ, the psychological and behavioral dependency cycle can be addressed in many substance use cases.
Heroin and Other Opioids
Holistic Master Therapy can lead to recovery from the use of heroin, opioid derivatives, synthetic opioids, and analgesic opioids.
Cocaine and Crack
Intense cravings, impulsivity, insomnia, anxiety, depressive episodes, and risky behaviors may occur; recovery from these substance use issues can be achieved through Holistic Master Therapy.
Methamphetamine and Amphetamines
Insomnia, paranoia, aggression, depression, cognitive problems, and strong cravings may occur; improvement in these substance use can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Cannabis and Synthetic Cannabinoids
Anxiety, loss of motivation, sleep problems, panic, and a risk of psychosis can be associated with the use of cannabis, synthetic cannabinoids, and similar substances; recovery from these substance use can be achieved through Holistic Master Therapy.
MDMA and Party Substances
Party environments, social triggers, emotional breakdown, sleep disorders, and multiple substance use may occur; recovery from these substance use can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Misuse of Prescription Drugs
Drug dependencies can occur with the use of tranquilizers, sleeping pills, attention-enhancing drugs, or painkillers; recovery from the use of these substances can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Multiple Substance Use
Using alcohol in combination with multiple substances can increase the risk of overdose and withdrawal; recovery from the use of these substances can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
New and Unknown Substances
Unexpected poisoning, heart, neurological, and psychiatric problems can develop from the use of synthetic substances with unclear contents. If physical symptoms indicate a risk, immediate medical attention should be sought. Holistic Master Therapy can provide relief from the use of these substances.
Non-Substance Addictions
Behavioral addictions such as gambling, gaming, shopping, social media, pornography, and similar addictions require separate assessment and a personalized therapy plan; recovery from these addictions can be achieved with Holistic Master Therapy.
Is Withdrawal, Detoxification, and Medication Necessary?
Not all substances are quit in the same way. The risk of withdrawal varies depending on the type of substance used, the amount, the duration, the person's physical health, and concomitant drug or alcohol use.
Therefore, especially in cases of long-term, high-dose, or multiple substance use, the decision to "quit abruptly" should not be made without expert evaluation.
What are the benefits of detoxification?
Detoxification is the safe management of physical and psychological symptoms that may arise during the initial period of quitting a substance.
Detoxification is a part of addiction treatment; however, it is not solely a process of resolving the psychological and behavioral causes of addiction.
When is medication used?
The Holistic Master Therapist provides information on when and with which specialists the patient should be consulted, as deemed necessary during the therapy process.
Risk of overdose: Tolerance may decrease after a period of abstinence from substance use.
Returning to a previously used dose can lead to a fatal overdose.
If there is a risk of relapse, the individual and their family are informed about the signs of overdose, emergency assistance, and local harm reduction procedures.
How should families react to drug addiction?
Family support can strengthen the recovery process; however, constantly providing money, paying off debts, concealing substance use, taking on work or school responsibilities, and leaving every crisis unresolved can unintentionally perpetuate the cycle of addiction.
- Listen to your therapist: During the process of overcoming addiction, follow your therapist's instructions exactly.
- Speak calmly and clearly: Clearly explain the concrete consequences of substance use without demeaning the individual.
- Set safe boundaries: Be clear about money, house rules, violence, theft, driving, and children's safety.
- Support the treatment: Provide assistance with transportation to appointments, accessing necessary healthcare services, and regular follow-ups.
- Do not facilitate substance use: Don't pay for its use, don't condone illegal behavior, and don't normalize dangerous situations.
- Get your own support: Addiction can affect the whole family. Family counseling and psychological support help loved ones manage their boundaries and emotions as well.
Things that are beneficial for the family to do.
- Providing accurate information to the therapist and following their instructions.
- Communicate calmly, openly, and consistently.
- Setting clear boundaries regarding money, house rules, driving, and children's safety.
- To support access to treatment, healthcare, and regular follow-up.
- Take signs of overdose, violence, suicide, and psychosis seriously.
- Even if the addicted person doesn't participate, family counseling can help them with their communication and boundaries.
Behaviors to Avoid
- Engaging in lengthy arguments while under the influence of drugs.
- To humiliate, threaten, embarrass, or label someone as "lacking willpower"
- Providing money for substance use, constantly paying off debts, or concealing the consequences.
- Avoid over-the-counter medications, herbal remedies, or trying uncontrolled at-home detoxes.
- To conceal the risk of violence, suicide, psychosis, loss of consciousness, or overdose.
How to Reduce the Risk of Relapsing After Quitting a Substance?
In addiction treatment, simply saying "I won't use it again" is not enough. It's necessary to determine the emotions, environments, people around, and thoughts that lead the person to use the substance. Relapse often doesn't happen suddenly; it begins with warning signs such as sleep disturbances, returning to old environments, stopping therapy sessions, romanticizing the substance, thinking "One time won't hurt," and increasing secrecy.
Personal Trigger Map
Triggers such as people, places, money, loneliness, arguments, celebrations, payday, pain, insomnia, and specific emotions are identified individually.
Emergency Plan
The document should outline who to contact when cravings increase, which environment to leave, how to limit access to money, what to do in that moment, and which professional support to seek.
New Way of Life
Structuring leisure time, sports, sleep, work or education, a healthy social environment, spiritual resources, and responsibilities are all elements that maintain recovery.
Not Concealing the Sliding
Keeping a single use secret can lead to the problem escalating. In such cases, informing the therapist can prevent a full-blown relapse.
Online Drug Addiction Therapy or In-Person Treatment?
Online addiction therapyOnline addiction therapy can be applied to individuals who have an internet connection, are in a quiet and comfortable environment, and can connect using a charged mobile phone.
Face-to-face drug addiction therapyHolistic Master Therapy is available to anyone who can come to our centers for sessions; face-to-face addiction recovery therapy can be provided.
Session limit: Video therapy is not a treatment for overdose, severe withdrawal, suicide risk, violence risk, psychotic episode, severe confusion, or medical emergency.
Confidentiality, Trust, and Therapist Selection (Male or Female) in Addiction Therapy
People struggling with drug addiction often delay seeking help for fear of judgment, their family finding out, losing their job, or having their past behaviors revealed.
Effective therapy requires a safe relationship where the client can honestly describe their experiences, feel non-judgmental, and have their privacy protected.
Pearl Therapy uses one-on-one sessions to help clients feel more comfortable. Female clients are treated by female addiction therapists, and male clients by male addiction therapists. An appointment is scheduled.
The principle of privacy is protected; however, there are legal and ethical exceptions, such as when there is a serious and imminent danger to the individual or others.
9 Reasons Why Pearl Therapy is a Drug Addiction Therapy Treatment?
1. 360-Degree View
It examines substance use from psychological, subconscious, behavioral, physical, familial, social, and environmental perspectives.
2. Root Cause Focused Study
It focuses not only on quitting the substance, but also on the trauma, emotions, thoughts, needs, and triggers that lead a person to use the substance.
3. Personalized Plan
A different treatment plan is prepared based on the substance used, duration of use, health status, family structure, motivation, and risks.
4. Multi-Method Therapy
Psychotherapy, behavioral modification, family counseling, and, in appropriate cases, subconscious-based methods are used.
5. Expert Team Support
Referrals to psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, dieticians, or local health services are provided when needed.
6. Online and In-Person Options
Online therapy or in-person consultation options are offered.
7. Female and Male Therapists
Taking into account the client's privacy and comfort, sessions are scheduled with female therapists for female clients and male therapists for male clients.
8. Involving the Family in the Process
With the client's permission and in accordance with their treatment needs, the family is guided on boundaries, communication, crisis management, and support.
9. Follow-up and Recurrence Prevention
After substance cessation, it is important to monitor risks and intervene early in signs of relapse.
How many sessions does drug addiction therapy last? How much does a session cost?
The duration of drug addiction treatment varies from person to person;
This varies depending on the substance used, duration of use, risk of withdrawal, co-occurring psychological or psychiatric problems, family support, client's regular attendance at sessions, how well they complete simple assignments, their level of cooperation, and the risk of relapse.
Therefore, it is not accurate to give a definite number of sessions without conducting an assessment.
During the initial 90-minute session, the client's situation, past history, and subconscious records are assessed, and an idea of how long the session might take can be obtained.
For information on drug addiction therapy session fees, suitable therapists, online or in-person consultations, and current promotions, please contact our WhatsApp customer service.
Services and Counseling Options in Addiction Therapy
You can apply for Pearl Therapy from wherever you are. You can have online or in-person sessions. Initial consultation options include 30-minute, 60-minute, 90-minute, and 120-minute sessions. It is recommended to start with a 90-minute initial session.
Frequently Asked Questions About Drug Addiction Treatment
Is drug addiction completely curable?
Yes, drug addiction is completely treatable.
Is there a 100% guarantee for recovery from drug addiction?
No. No treatment or therapy can guarantee a 100% cure; it is neither ethically appropriate nor legally permissible.
Can drug addiction be cured solely through subconscious therapy?
In some cases, yes. But Holistic Master Therapies, which encompass both subconscious-based therapy and subconscious therapies, can provide a much more effective and holistic approach to healing.
What can a family do if their addicted child doesn't want treatment?
The family should first receive accurate information about addiction, not hide the consequences of use, establish safe boundaries regarding money and household rules, and offer treatment options at an appropriate time without judgment. Even if the addicted person does not yet want to participate in therapy, family members can receive family counseling to establish effective communication, set boundaries, and change behaviors that unintentionally support the addiction. They can try to persuade the client to meet with a therapist at least once. Immediate professional help should be sought if there is a risk of violence, suicide, overdose, or severe psychosis.
Is it safe to suddenly leave the substance unattended at home?
It is not always safe. The type of substance, dose, duration of use, multiple substance or alcohol use, and health problems all alter the risk of withdrawal. Abrupt cessation, especially with prescription tranquilizers, alcohol, and certain types of multiple substances, can pose serious risks. Expert evaluation is required.
Can detox completely eliminate addiction?
Detoxification helps manage the initial period of substance withdrawal safely; however, it alone does not address the psychological, behavioral, familial, and social causes of addiction. Holistic Master Therapy, along with subconscious therapy, follow-up, and relapse prevention, is necessary in conjunction with detoxification.
Is online drug addiction therapy effective?
Yes, online therapy is effective for many clients.
How many sessions does drug addiction therapy take?
The exact number cannot be determined before the initial assessment. While some clients may only require short-term intensive support, long-term or multiple substance use may necessitate longer therapy and family work.
Is medication necessary in addiction treatment?
In holistic master therapies, medication is not used to overcome addiction.
Can hypnosis, EFT, or EMDR be used in drug addiction treatment?
Yes, these methods can be used in sessions as part of holistic subconscious therapy.
Does relapsing into substance use mean the treatment has failed?
No. Such use is common during the withdrawal process. Concealing a single use and discontinuing treatment can increase the risk. Informing the therapist or treatment team early, examining the trigger, and strengthening the plan can prevent a complete relapse.
Should family members participate in the sessions?
With the client's consent, and considering their age, safety situation, and treatment goals, family meetings can be beneficial. Families are taught effective communication, boundary setting, crisis management, and how to avoid behaviors that inadvertently support addiction.
Is confidentiality protected in drug addiction treatment?
The client's privacy and personal information are protected within the framework of ethical and legal rules. Exceptions, such as when there is a serious and imminent danger to the individual or others, are explained at the beginning of the consultation.
Should a drug user see a psychiatrist?
In situations where there is a risk of harm to oneself or others, it is especially important to consider consulting a psychiatrist.
What are the symptoms of an overdose?
Loss of consciousness, inability to wake the person, very slow or stopped breathing, cyanotic lips, seizures, chest pain, extreme fever, severe agitation, or sudden worsening of condition are all urgent signs. The local emergency number should be called immediately.
How to make an appointment with Pearl Therapy?
You can apply for a discounted first session appointment through the appointment page or via WhatsApp customer service.
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