Cue Induced Treatment, Memories, and Cravings

Published February 23, 2013

Cue Induced Treatment, Memories, and Cravings – Watch Dr. David Sack explain how cue-induced treatment works to change addicts’ memories and manage cravings. By changing the positive memories associated with drugs and alcohol, people in recovery can manage their cravings better. If you are concerned that you or a loved one may be abusing drugs or alcohol, please call (800) 914-6775 to learn more about the drug and alcohol recovery programs available at the Elements family of treatment centers.

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