Reclaiming Recovery Through Chemistry: A Review of Leaving Drug and Alcohol Addictions for Good by Joseph Eisele, CACIII
When traditional addiction treatments rely solely on counseling and behavioral modification, many individuals find themselves stuck in a cycle of persistent cravings and chronic relapse. While psychological and spiritual tools are essential components of healing, they often miss a foundational pillar of lasting recovery: biochemical restoration. In Leaving Drug and Alcohol Addictions for Good: How […]
Does Alcohol Use Disorder Have Different Underlying Causes and Expression?
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Thus, I want to pay tribute to one of my mentors, Joan Mathews Larson, PhD, who wrote the seminal book, Seven Weeks to Sobriety, which I require as a text for my Level 1 Training. If you haven’t yet read it, I highly encourage you to do so. Many of […]
Adding a Nutritional Component to Your Addiction Treatment Program for Financial Benefit
How the FINANCIAL BOTTOM LINE of an Addiction Treatment Program Will IMMEDIATELY Benefit From Adding a Robust Nutritional Component to their Approach!
Community Prevention Strategies for Mental Health Issues and Substance Misuse which Address Underlying Biochemistry
As we all know, prevention itself is a powerful long-term strategy in our fight against addiction. It takes many shapes and forms, but the key is to build resilience in vulnerable populations.
The Forgotten Chapter in Bill W.’s Struggle with Addiction
From his humble beginning in rural Vermont, Bill achieved success as a trader on Wall Street, but his lifelong struggle with alcohol and the stock market crash of 1929 drained his fortune and caused him to descend into severe alcoholism.