Curtis Cripe, is a research director based out of Scottsdale, Arizona. His position at the NTL Group, Ltd. brings together a group of researchers and other medical professionals to advance the science and cause in the treatment of psychological conditions and a range of afflictions that affect both adults and children. One of Cripe’s many areas of expertise is the field of substance abuse recovery. Through Dr. Cripe’s work, a successful pattern of achievements in the field has emerged. The systems that he has produced have helped augment existing treatment programs and have exhibited extreme value as programs on their own in the treatment of a number of issues.

His system is known as the BrainRecovery program, and it is focused on the science of a specific application of neuroengineering and other techniques that are changing lives. It has many feeling that Dr. Curtis Cripe ’s innovative research and application to addiction recovery should be required reading for all entering into the field of Addiction Recovery. From this research, a great deal of afflictions could effectively be treated, and that excites many practitioners in the field. Dr. Cripe shares that the system is not only applied to the obvious addictions of drug or alcohol use, it could be applied to eating disorders, gambling, sex addictions, basically anything that could be classified within the reward to addiction column.

Dr. Cripe feels that this alternative to conventional methods will serve to supplement existing programs and as he has proven, can run their own course. Of course, there is a lot of complexity that could be a part of the affliction and that complicates the picture. In some types of cases, the limitations are quite real because the problems can be so severe and based on physiological or chemical issues altogether.

Dr. Curtis Cripe continues to drive forward with his leading research, and integrating new technologies and methodologies into his research focus. He has been contributing in his filed and advancing knowledge for quite some time. His continued publications and peer-reviewed journal work have helped lead the way for the industry. One of his most recent publications was a co-authored chapter in The Healing Power of Neurofeedback, a book focused on the topics of cerebral palsy, autism, and other learning disabilities.

About: Curtis Cripe, PhD, founder of the BrainRecovery Program, shares the benefits of the program.