Marilyn Bradford
right recovery for you
THE MANY FACES OF ADDICTION – ONE ROOT CAUSE
Alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, food, eating disorders, sex, relationships, fixing other people’s problems, exercise.…and many other addictions all seem to be distinct from one another. While they may show up differently, they actually have the same root cause. Many people have had the experience of “fixing” one addiction only to find they have taken on another addiction. Often they are told that they have “an addictive personality”.
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Right Recovery for You
As long as you're operating out of what you've been told addiction is -and all the myths and lies that go along with that- you will never be able to choose beyond it. If you are willing to consider a radically different approach to addiction, this book is for you. BUY NOW
WHAT HAVE YOU DECIDED IS NOT POSSIBLE?
Is it living without your addiction or obsession? Have you ever found yourself saying: “I can’t live with (alcohol, food, cigarettes, my partner etc.), but I can’t live without it/them? This either/or universe seems to trap many of us. It is actually what creates the belief that there is no way out of an addiction. As real as this may seem right now, there is a different way. There is a way of being and looking at things that allows you to come to a place of peace and choice with your addictive or compulsive behavior.
CAN YOU END ADDICTION PERMANENTLY?
YES – you can walk away from the target of your addiction and never look back. This is not about will power or white knuckling it. It’s about having so much of you present, that there is no pull to the addiction. You probably don’t realize how much of you you have cut off to try to fit into this reality. We learn, early on, that much of us is not acceptable and that no one really wants us to show up as who we actually are.