#9790. Substance Use and Addiction Affect More Than the Brain: the Promise of Neurocardiac Interventions

September 2026publication date
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Clinical Psychology;
Psychiatry and Mental Health;
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Abstract:
Purpose of Review: Addiction and excessive substance use contribute to poor mental and physical health. Much research focuses tightly on neural underpinnings and centrally acting interventions. To broaden this perspective, this review focuses on bidirectional pathways between the brain and cardiovascular system that are well-documented and provide innovative, malleable targets to bolster recovery and alter substance use behaviors.
Keywords:
Addiction; Evidence-based interventions; Heart rate variability; Holistic; Substance use

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