Alcohol addiction recovery in Dallas

Alcohol addiction recovery in Dallas asks: Why do you want to stop drinking alcohol?

Why do we ask?

The motivation to stop must be stronger than the motivation to continue if you want permanent success and being alcohol free.

Is the thought of ‘being alcohol free’ motivate you enough to quit drinking alcohol?  Perhaps, but the concept may be foreign to you and you really don’t know how to associate that imagined thought with a real picture or feeling.

And if you are not connected, or associated with the perceived benefits of that idea, it really isn’t that motivating.

It would be like explaining to someone how it feels to swim in the ocean without the person actually ever doing it. How could you really know what that felt like?

And maybe why the relapse rate is so high amongst alcohol dependent individuals that are trying to stop drinking and be alcohol free.

Alcohol Addiction Recovery in Dallas doesn’t treat alcoholism, we use hypnosis in order to help the client choose a motivation that will naturally incline them to stop drinking.  We do this through repeated and consistent messaging of the outcome of the goal that creates a new neural pathway that naturally guides them to behaviors that match their desire.

  • Are you tired of relapse?
  • Can’t face another 30 day in patient treatment center?
  • Got another DWI?

Then it is time to consider hypnosis to discover, build and strengthen your motivation to be alcohol free and to to reinforce positive outcomes as person that chooses not to drink.

It comes down to how the brain works, we get what we think about, so if you are thinking “I’m not strong enough to stop drinking, then that is what you will get.”

Call me for an in person consultation, two Dallas locations. 972-974-2094.

Alcohol addiction recovery in Dallas doesn’t treat alcoholism, we discover and strengthen motivation as to why do you want to stop drinking alcohol.

 

 

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