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Recovering You Usually after a group session, the one thing I kept hearing over and over from clients was questioning what they should do with their lives after they stopped using drugs and alcohol. I realized my clients' addiction problems began with uncomfortable emotions and thoughts; the clients used alcohol, drug, or problematic behaviors in order to disconnect from those uncomfortable emotions and thoughts. With each disconnection, the client moved further and further from whom they once were. I found an effective, long-term tool that filled the the missing piece in traditional addictions therapy. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Recovering You
Larry, The ideas you suggest in helping people bridge the gap from information to results is so right on and meaningful. When people discover a passion and love for who they really are and what they are here to do the sky is the limit and joy ensues. When you love yourself and have passion in your life it is much easier to focus on what brings you joy rather than on those addictions that numb you. Thank you for sharing your passion! With admiration and respect, Dyann