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Combining Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation With Cognitive Behavioral Intervention in Substance Use Disorder
The current study aims to examine the safety and feasibility of utilizing tDCS to enhance affect-laden episodic memory consolidation among adults with co-occurring alcohol use and anxiety disorders who have recently undergone detoxification as a step toward the translational clinical application of this approach.
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