All rights reserved. You cannot treat a patient who isn't there. Or is such reasoning flawed.
Addicts spend most of their waking days either doing, recovering from, or seeking out drugs.
And not exactly due to choice. Something in their system compels them to follow these self-destructive behaviors. As it turns out, the best way to compel an addict to change his or her behavior is not through legal means, but through personal or financial means. These latter forces make the addict more available for treatment. This is where neurofeedback should work itself into the equation.