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Ingredients For Recovery

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Given the chronicity of addiction and the temporary nature of formal treatment, it is essential that clients learn how to maintain recovery after discharge. Additionally, many people needing treatment are not able to access it and don’t know where to turn. This program addresses both of these issues. 

After briefly discussing the disease model and identifying the common symptoms of addiction, Bob provides simple and specific instructions on how to utilize 12-step programs in building and maintaining long-term recovery. Viewers are also aided in leaping any hurdles of resistance by addressing the common myths and difficulties about utilizing such programs.

THOUGHT LEADER

Duration

50 Minutes

Director

Publisher

  • Wholehearted

Features

  • Bob Tyler

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    I enjoyed the practical insights on how to spot an addiction - if you are aware that something does you…
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    I enjoyed the practical insights on how to spot an addiction - if you are aware that something does you harm, and you keep ignoring this and going forward with it - it is addiction. It was a lovely summary on what needs to be done to make recovery work - be in places that focus on solutions, not problems, communication with people in similar situations are crucial, keeping the discipline and making recovery a top daily priority. What fascinated me is that by reaching out to someone, you also help them not only yourself. One step at a time.
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  • Contains Spoiler
    I enjoyed the practical insights on how to spot an addiction - if you are aware that something does you…
    Read more
    I enjoyed the practical insights on how to spot an addiction - if you are aware that something does you harm, and you keep ignoring this and going forward with it - it is addiction. It was a lovely summary on what needs to be done to make recovery work - be in places that focus on solutions, not problems, communication with people in similar situations are crucial, keeping the discipline and making recovery a top daily priority. What fascinated me is that by reaching out to someone, you also help them not only yourself. One step at a time.
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