A practitioner asks: “Will the Lightworker Healing Protocol be enough to heal my teen son from his pill addiction and self-medicating? I’ve done many LHP’s for my children in general and for him individually. He seemed to be doing better and turning a corner but I was in shock when recently we woke up one morning to find he was acting drunk with slurring and disorientation, which I found later was from illegal Xanax pills he took. He is not amenable to counseling or therapy. Shall I apply more protocols in a concentrated fashion? He is failing school but recently got a job he likes and we regularly go to the gym together. I thought more activity would be helpful. What else can I do for him?”

DWQA Questions › Category: Lightworker Healing Protocol › A practitioner asks: “Will the Lightworker Healing Protocol be enough to heal my teen son from his pill addiction and self-medicating? I’ve done many LHP’s for my children in general and for him individually. He seemed to be doing better and turning a corner but I was in shock when recently we woke up one morning to find he was acting drunk with slurring and disorientation, which I found later was from illegal Xanax pills he took. He is not amenable to counseling or therapy. Shall I apply more protocols in a concentrated fashion? He is failing school but recently got a job he likes and we regularly go to the gym together. I thought more activity would be helpful. What else can I do for him?”

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Nicola Staff asked 3 years ago

The LHP work will be instrumental in turning things around. This may take some time yet because this is the nature of divine healing. It is complicated and deep in the many entanglements giving rise to a problem in the current life. There are some inner roadblocks as well. He would be helped if you can arrange to have deep subconscious channeling with trauma resolution because that will help the LHP do its work faster and more thoroughly if that can be arranged. Your love is a very potent weapon in helping him and will help you also, to keep your equilibrium and keep you focused as a mom and not a critic. It is very hard to watch loved ones flounder but, as you know, what looks easy to you may well not be for the one who is suffering and caught up in bad behavior, as that is sometimes the only thing that helps a person keep going. So it is not all bad, but a kind of trade-off, to suffer from a coping behavior or coping strategy that is, itself, somewhat harmful. But he will learn from dealing with that as well, and often times it is success in dialing back the need for such coping strategies that helps build the confidence to take on the big challenges in life and begin to surmount them also. So we see things as being on track here with respect to his healing, if you keep going as you have been with encouragement and loving support, and that is vital.