Method for
Addictions
A Neuro Reflex Therapy Approach to Breaking Dependency Patterns
6 hours. Understand how addiction is not only a behavioral issue, but a complex interaction between the nervous system, emotional patterns, and biochemical imbalance.
This program introduces a structured reflex-based method to support regulation, reduce dependency patterns, and restore internal balance.
Lone Sorensen
Founder of the Lone Sorensen Method™
47 years experience
Understanding
Addiction Beyond Behavior
Addiction is not only a matter of willpower — it is deeply rooted in the nervous system, brain chemistry, and emotional regulation.
Many dependency patterns develop as a response to stress, trauma, or imbalance in the brain’s reward and regulation systems.
The Neurological and Emotional Connection
The brain adapts to repeated stimuli, reinforcing cycles of craving and temporary relief.
Over time, this affects:
Neurotransmitter balance
Stress response regulation
Emotional stability
Sleep and recovery patterns
These changes make it difficult to break the cycle without addressing the underlying neurological mechanisms.
A Reflex-Based Perspective
From a Neuro Reflexology Therapy approach, addiction is seen as a dysfunction in communication between the brain, body, and emotional processing.
By working through reflex zones, it is possible to support:
Nervous system regulation
Reduction of internal stress signals
Improved emotional balance
Restoration of functional patterns
Clinical Applications
A Practical Approach to Supporting Dependency Patterns
This program provides a structured method to work with addiction through neurological regulation, reflex stimulation, and emotional balance.
It is designed to help practitioners understand how to intervene at the level where patterns are created — not only where they appear.
- Support for different types of addictions (substances and behavioral patterns)
- Work with emotional dependency and compulsive habits
- Regulation of stress-related triggers and anxiety patterns
- Support for withdrawal phases and nervous system stabilization
- Improvement of sleep and recovery processes
- Support in cases linked to trauma and emotional overload
Professional Outcomes
- Reduced intensity of cravings and compulsive impulses
- Improved emotional regulation and stability
- Better nervous system balance
- Increased awareness and control of behavioral patterns
- Enhanced resilience to stress and triggers
- Support for long-term stabilization and recovery
From Symptom Management to Functional Change
Rather than focusing only on stopping the behavior, this method works on restoring internal balance — allowing the body and brain to gradually shift out of dependency patterns.
Program
Structure
A Structured and Practical Learning Path
This program focuses on understanding addiction from a neurological, emotional, and reflex-based perspective.
You will learn how to identify underlying patterns and apply specific stimulation protocols to support regulation and recovery.
It can be relevant when working with:
Substance-related dependency patterns
Emotional addiction and compulsive behaviors
Stress-driven habits and anxiety-related patterns
Clients with difficulty regulating impulses
Cases linked to trauma and emotional imbalance
Understanding Addiction Mechanisms
Explanation of brain reward systems, neurotransmitter involvement, and how dependency patterns are formed and maintained.
Reflex areas and points and Neurological Regulation
Identification of key reflex areas and points related to the nervous system, emotional balance, and stress response.
Emotional and Stress Integration
Understanding how emotional overload and trauma influence addictive behaviors and how to support regulation.
Practical Facial Reflexology Protocols
Step-by-step application of reflex stimulation techniques to support balance, reduce cravings, and stabilize the system.
Support for Withdrawal and Stabilization
Approaches to assist the body during periods of change, helping reduce internal stress and improve adaptation.
Online
Learning Format
This program is delivered as a structured online course designed to provide both theoretical understanding and practical application.
The format allows you to study at your own pace while developing a deeper understanding of addiction from a neurological and reflex-based perspective.
The format combines:
Clear explanations of addiction mechanisms
Visual guidance of reflex zones
Step-by-step therapeutic protocols
Practical tools for clinical application
Integration of emotional and neurological aspects
The material is presented in a clear and accessible way, allowing you to work confidently with complex cases without requiring advanced medical training.
You can revisit the content at any time to deepen your understanding and refine your techniques.
The program includes:
Introduction to addiction from a brain–body perspective
Understanding of reward systems and dependency cycles
Reflex areas and point mapping for nervous system regulation
Emotional balance and stress response support
Step-by-step reflex protocols for addiction cases
Practical guidance for working with clients
Support strategies for stabilization and recovery phases
The program connects neurological understanding with practical reflex-based application
International Accreditations
& Continuing Education Recognition
The Sorensensistem™
Diploma Programs are internationally accredited and recognized by respected professional organizations across the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and Australia.
In the United Kingdom, education is approved by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the Association of Reflexologists (AoR), and the Federation of Holistic
Therapists (FHT), which affirm compliance
with professional standards for
complementary medicine and holistic therapy.
In the United States, the program is recognized by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider (#P00124), and is acknowledged by the North Carolina Reflexology Association and the Center for Healing Arts (NCBTMB), supporting structured Continuing Education compliance.
Across Europe, the education is approved in Denmark for Continuing Education (RAB) points, recognized by the Irish Reflexologists’ Institute (IRI), and acknowledged by the Association of Reflexology in Belgium and the Netherlands, confirming broad professional acceptance.
In Australia, the education is approved by the Australian Reflexology Association, further reinforcing its international credibility.
Professional Accreditations
Discover Lone Sorensen
Meet Your Instructor from Denmark
She pioneers a method called Neuro-Reflex Therapy, a methodology for physical and mental health and wellness that combines therapies from oriental medicine, ancient Aboriginal techniques, and modern neuroscience. The therapeutic methods also include Temprana therapy, which is a rehabilitation method of parents’ home training method for children with brain damage, syndromes, and mental and learning problems.
Graduate Reflections
Work at the Root of Addiction
Addiction is not only a habit — it is a complex interaction between the nervous system, emotional patterns, and internal imbalance. This method allows you to approach dependency from a deeper level, supporting regulation instead of only suppressing symptoms.
A Method Built on Clinical Experience
Developed through decades of work in Neuro Reflex Therapy, this program offers a structured and practical approach to support clients with addictive patterns.
Bring More Depth to Your Therapeutic Work
xpand your ability to work with complex emotional and neurological conditions using a method that integrates body, brain, and behavior.
Begin Your Professional Formation
Start Working with Addiction from a New Perspective
Learn how to support the nervous system, reduce internal stress, and influence the mechanisms behind dependency patterns.
This course gives you practical tools that can be applied directly in your sessions.