Many patients are considering the use of so-called "hypnosis" treatments in the field of addictions. However, these techniques lack sufficient levels of evidence with regard to the standards required by Evidence-Based Medicine.

In other domains, however, hypnosis has demonstrated an interesting level of evidence, particularly in pain management.

The investigators will focus on the "Techniques for Activating Consciousness" (TAC), which represent an optimized therapeutic approach derived from hypnotic therapy.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Adult patients consulting for an alcohol-related addiction problem at the CSAPA of Versailles (sites in Versailles, Trappes, Rambouillet) or at the Centre Hospitalier des 4 Villes (day hospital or CSAPA in Sèvres)
• Patients must meet at least 4 of the 11 DSM-5 criteria (Annex 2), corresponding to moderate to severe addiction
• Patients must be affiliated with the French social security system

Exclusion Criteria:

• Refusal to participate

• Decompensated psychiatric pathology contraindicating therapy:

  • Presence at inclusion of delusional, dissociative, and/or persecutory symptoms
  • Presence at inclusion of hypomanic or manic decompensation

• Severe cognitive impairment, evidenced by inability to perform the clock-drawing test (draw the clock face, place the numbers, and set the hands to 11:10)

• Adults legally protected under French law (deprivation of liberty, legal safeguard, guardianship, curatorship)

• Inability to understand French