The Addiction Counseling is a technique of supervision for addicts by most experienced counselors. Counseling provides opportunities to those who are looking for help for living more happy life. The purpose of counseling is to provide information about addiction, behavioral health, and mental health professionals. The counseling has not only purpose to provide information but also give help to remove these problems.

There are many techniques for addiction counseling. These techniques are beneficial for early and better responses. These techniques are transpersonal approaches, Meridian Therapies and MacLean /Papez Triune Brain Theory.

Transpersonal approaches challenge that consciousness exists independently of the physical body, some kind of centrally organizing principle or higher power in the universe, emotional or psychological conflict can be resolved by accessing this principle.

Meridian Therapies is like as Thought Field Therapy and Emotional Freedom Techniques. It is based on conventional acupuncture theory, which satisfies a delicate system of energy pathways or meridians, along which energy and flows.

According to MacLean /Papez Triune Brain Theory, brain is a product of development that has resulted in increasingly composite components. The brain stem is liable for the most basic aspects of natural science such as breathing, heartbeat, digestion and replication etc. The next part of the brain to appear was the limbic system, or mammalian brain. This area appeared with the growth of mammals.

Techniques used in addiction counseling are:

• Questions to addict that give away wrong or right answers.
• A methodical analysis and breakdown into plain language of how to deconstruct and master each difficulty.
• Learn why, when, and how to supposition to your benefit.
• How procrastination can destroy your possibility of success, and what to do about it.