Magnetic Healing and Addiction: What I Support, and What Comes First

Magnetic healing and addiction almost always meet after several attempts.

Tobacco, alcohol, drugs, gambling, screens, food, emotional dependency: the substances differ, but the mechanism looks alike. There is almost always something you are trying not to feel.

Here is what I accompany, and above all what has to come first.

Withdrawal is not something to improvise

I start here, because it is a matter of safety.

Alcohol

Never stop drinking alone and abruptly if you have been drinking every day for a long time. Unsupervised alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures and delirium tremens, which are life-threatening emergencies. It has to be prepared with a doctor, and it can be done very simply, as an outpatient most of the time.

Medication

The same caution applies to medication, especially sleeping pills and benzodiazepine-type anti-anxiety drugs: they are stopped gradually, with the doctor who prescribed them.

For other dependencies, medical supervision is not a matter of life and death, but it greatly improves the chances of success. In France, the CSAPA (specialist addiction care centres) are free, anonymous, found all over the country, and welcome people whatever the substance or behaviour involved. Your GP can also point you in the right direction.

Magnetic healing is part of a wellbeing approach that complements medicine. It never replaces medical advice, treatment or follow-up. I work on the addiction itself and on the person as a whole, alongside that care.

What lies beneath a dependency

An addiction is not a character flaw. It is a powerful mechanism, with a real biological dimension, and a personal story behind it.

A cigarette soothes the moment. Alcohol keeps what hurts at a distance. Screens fill the space where silence would become uncomfortable. These are strategies that worked, at first. They relieved something, otherwise nobody would go back to them.

And relapse is not failure. Most people who come through it for good have made several attempts, and each one taught them something. If you have relapsed, you are not back at square one.

What I accompany

I work on the dependency itself, on the craving and on the withdrawal, and on the person as a whole. I will not make anyone stop, and you should be wary of anyone who promises that.

What I accompany is the weight around it: the constant tension, the restlessness of withdrawal, the difficulty of bearing the emptiness once the substance is gone, and often an old burden that nothing has ever lightened.

In a session, I sense the areas of tension and work on easing what has built up. The idea is simple: when the ground is less tense, the effort asks a little less of you. It is a support, alongside care that deals with the addiction itself.

The situations I see most often

Five situations come up regularly. For each one, the place of magnetic healing is the same: as a complement, never as a replacement.

Tobacco

Nicotine replacement and existing treatments work, and I always advise starting there. I have written a whole article on this subject: quitting smoking and magnetic healing.

Alcohol

This is the dependency I am most cautious about, for the reason explained above. I am glad to see people who are engaged in a supervised programme, as a complement, never as a replacement.

Substances

The path belongs to the addiction care teams, who know what they are doing and are free of charge. My role is limited to supporting calm, when it is asked for.

Food

The mechanism is similar, and I cover it in a separate article on compulsive eating.

Emotional dependency

It does not fall under addiction medicine, but it is just as exhausting. The work focuses on the fear of emptiness and on your relationship with yourself. If the relationship in question involves control, humiliation or fear, it is no longer emotional dependency: in France, 3919 is a free and anonymous helpline.

You can read everything I help with and the patient reviews page.

What you can do today

• Get in touch with a CSAPA or your doctor. It is free, commits you to nothing, and it is what makes the biggest difference to your chances.
• Write down what you feel just before. Stress, boredom, anger, loneliness. This is the most useful information for what comes next.
• Spot the high-risk moments. A time, a place, a person, the end of the day. You hold on better when you have seen them coming.
• Tell someone. One person who knows is one more source of support in the difficult moments.

Come when you feel ready

I am not going to free you from your addiction, and nobody will do it in your place. What I offer is to ease what weighs underneath, alongside an approach that has proven itself.

You will come when you feel ready.

Lionel Roubine · Magnetic Healer · Burn Healer (« coupeur de feu »)

For 27 years, I have been accompanying people who are suffering, at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne and remotely in 26 countries.

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