For many years we have studied the cause and effects of addiction – Gordon from a medical position in his decades of research into the use of acupuncture and therapeutic laser for treating addiction, and for me as a recovering addict now in year 12 of sobriety. Between the two of us we appreciate the deeply complex emotional and mental causes of addiction (often linked to trauma related events in one’s past) combined with the debilitating physical effects that addiction has on health and well-being.
As the use of cold laser (Low Level Laser) is more widely embraced within the addiction recovery community, particularly within addiction treatment centres in North America (the FDA continues to recognise and approve Low Level Laser as a viable solution for pain relief, addiction and trauma related conditions), so at Laser Medicine do we continue to develop our addiction recovery techniques. We are proud of our success rates working with patients who are able to break free from addictive patterns and behaviours and reap the benefits that come from doing so.
There is no single quick fix for treating addiction as anyone who works in the field knows only too well. There are however many effective ways to address addiction recovery and cold laser is an extremely positive addition to the holistic mix. We are happy to join with ICAAD London 2018 and very much looking forward to sharing with the vast wealth of knowledge and experience brought to the conference this year.
Therapeutic Laser Treatment for Addiction
Ruth Phypers combines extensive health and recovery knowledge with Low Level Laser (cold laser) technology. Mentored by Professor Gordon Farmer M.D, pioneer of therapeutic laser (photobiomodulation) in the UK and President of the UK Institute of Therapeutic Laser, Phypers is expert in cold laser protocols developed during Professor Farmer’s extensive 40 years of research. She runs a Harley Street medical practice in Photomedicine (Low Level Laser Photobiomodulation) focusing on addiction/trauma recovery, pain relief, youthful ageing and natural beauty aesthetics. Ruth Phypers casts a unique light on female empowerment through a fully integrated mind body and spirit approach to recovery, healing and sexuality. She is a living example of how to transform the shame of sexual and emotional abuse into feminine strength and is a positive role model. Phypers studies yoga and meditation from both practical and academic perspectives. A Buddhist since 2001 and a third series Astanga Yoga practitioner, Ruth has a Masters (Distinction) in the Traditions of Yoga and Meditation from SOAS, University of London and is currently in the research phase of a Doctorate in feminine liberation through sexuality and spirituality. Ruth Phypers is the author of DRAGON KING’S DAUGHTER: ADVENTURES OF A SEX AND LOVE ADDICT in which she narrates her transformational story of how sexual shame became the source of power, strength and unconditional happiness.
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