By Steve Lewis
Do you or someone you care about struggle with an addiction?
Have you ever wished you could have an experienced, qualified therapist in your pocket?
This book condenses ten years of experience and training into seven easy to follow chapters.
The knowledge can be easily used to overcome gambling addiction, compulsive shopping or other addictions just as much as for drug addiction such as cocaine, cannabis and other substances.
You will learn:
Why it’s not the addict’s fault they keep using (and using more of it and more often).
Where you are in the change process.
Why willpower isn’t enough.
The main reason for relapse and what to do about it.
How to take back control of your life.
How to identify triggers
The two big mistakes many people make when dealing with cravings.
Also included - your TEN POINT ACTION CHECKLIST to keep you on track towards success.
The author has worked in the addiction field for over ten years; in prisons, young offenders institutions and community drug and alcohol services, He has been employed by major charities and the NHS.
Constantly learning and updating his therapies he has combined the best from each method and presents it here in five easy to follow chapters.
Essential information included for:
Cocaine users
Cannabis smokers
Compulsive shoppers
Problem drinkers
Compulsive gamblers
Heroin addicts
‘Legal Highs’ users
Prescription drug addicts
Substance misuse workers
Social workers
Parents or partners of people in addiction
The author has a Diploma in Health and Social Care, a Certificate from the Royal College of General Practitioners in Drug Management, a Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy and numerous other certificates. None of this counts as much as his extensive experience working with individuals to overcome addiction of many types.
Pick up your copy of Quit Your Addiction! today to learn how to put your addiction behind you forever and regain control of your life!
Stop and STAY stopped.
Find out more information by clicking here!
http://actmindfully.co.uk/quit-your-addiction
Do you or someone you care about struggle with an addiction?
Have you ever wished you could have an experienced, qualified therapist in your pocket?
This book condenses ten years of experience and training into seven easy to follow chapters.
The knowledge can be easily used to overcome gambling addiction, compulsive shopping or other addictions just as much as for drug addiction such as cocaine, cannabis and other substances.
You will learn:
Why it’s not the addict’s fault they keep using (and using more of it and more often).
Where you are in the change process.
Why willpower isn’t enough.
The main reason for relapse and what to do about it.
How to take back control of your life.
How to identify triggers
The two big mistakes many people make when dealing with cravings.
Also included - your TEN POINT ACTION CHECKLIST to keep you on track towards success.
The author has worked in the addiction field for over ten years; in prisons, young offenders institutions and community drug and alcohol services, He has been employed by major charities and the NHS.
Constantly learning and updating his therapies he has combined the best from each method and presents it here in five easy to follow chapters.
Essential information included for:
Cocaine users
Cannabis smokers
Compulsive shoppers
Problem drinkers
Compulsive gamblers
Heroin addicts
‘Legal Highs’ users
Prescription drug addicts
Substance misuse workers
Social workers
Parents or partners of people in addiction
The author has a Diploma in Health and Social Care, a Certificate from the Royal College of General Practitioners in Drug Management, a Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy and numerous other certificates. None of this counts as much as his extensive experience working with individuals to overcome addiction of many types.
Pick up your copy of Quit Your Addiction! today to learn how to put your addiction behind you forever and regain control of your life!
Stop and STAY stopped.
Find out more information by clicking here!
http://actmindfully.co.uk/quit-your-addiction
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