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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 362 EAN: 9780943015446 ISBN: 0943015448 Label: Power Press Manufacturer: Power Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 352 Publication Date: 2005-09 Publisher: Power Press Studio: Power Press Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - Great perspectiveThis book helped to give me a different perspective of my husband's issues with alcohol. This book gave me hope that a cure to alcoholism is possible if someone is willing. The chapter that helped me personally the most is the one that talks about nothing that happens is bad or wrong. I'm not someone who believes that AA works for everyone and this book explains that if someone is willing to get to the under issues and stop using alcohol as a coping mechanism, a cure is possible and someone can ... Read More Rating: - The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure= A holistic approach to total recoveryI wish everyone struggling with addiction of any type would read this book. This is not new information, just resisted by the average person because it's safer to stay average. If you truly, really want to be skyrocketed into the 4th dimension you so often hear about, then this book will (with it's extensively researched and proven method of healing) have to be taken to heart and accepted. Be corageous! Go back and get that little girl or boy, (your inner child) you abandoned so long ago. STRETCH, ... Read More Rating: - Read These Other Books FirstLessee here. I pay $20.00 for a brochure on a $68,000.00 treatment program not funded by any insurance company offering a gaggle of techniques that do not appear to be algorithmically integrated... when I could simply buy a few -other- books on amazon.com to see the statistical evidence on the most effective treatment regimens. Hmm. This is tough. I rarely make blanket statements like this, but after 22 years in the field and working with a -wide- variety of approaches (from ... Read More Rating: - A Contradiction to the "Rule"I too, am a "recovering" alcoholic with 23 years of sobriety, and I am very grateful for the gift of finding the treatment that worked for me. I stumbled across Chris Prentiss quite by mistake today, after taping a 30 minute program on the subject "Alcoholism and Addiction Cure." I felt like I had found someone who heard the same "voice" that I had heard within myself for the past 20 years. I too, consider myself an intelligent (I cannot tell you what my IQ is and I am still going to college, part time, ... Read More Rating: - alcoholism treatmentI like the fact that it gives a more flexable approach to recovery than the very rigid (although , successful ) suggestions put forth by AA and NA. It looks to the underlying causes of the repatative destructive behaviors associated with alcoholism (in my Case). One more tool to help those still suffering that have a bias towards AA and other 12 step recovery groups. Jim Bowen In association with Amazon.com | |