Recovering From Addictions
How Can I Help You Recover From Your Addictive Relationship?
- Make these relationships more understandable so that they are less painful and shameful to address them as correctable problems.
- Gain control over the forces that have left you feeling out of control of yourselves and helplessly at the mercy of the painful consequences of your impulsive actions.
- Develop a practical and effective plan for you to recover.
- Provide you a holding environment of acceptance, safety, trust and support to reduce your fears of trying to make positive changes when you are ready.
- Enhance and complement any recovery activities you are already pursuing.
Relevant Articles
Weighty MattersThis article discusses how overeating can be a symptom of anxieties over identifying your social and emotional needs, affirming their importance to you, and/or acting to satisfy them.
Tangos of Debt Accumulation: What Are They All Worth?This articles looks at addiction as a dance of collusion. It stresses how over spending can be symptomatic of difficulties regulating emotions, regulating self esteem, and vulnerabilities to feeling indebted to others we depend on.
Anatomy Of An Addictive Behavior: Not For Men OnlyThis article illustrates how the compulsion to repeat history can be played out when needs are sexualized and a self-defeating, addictive relationship is formed.
Tell Me Anything But Don’t Tell Me To Stop TrainingThis article discusses how aerobic exercise, by nature healthy in many ways, when over done can be damaging both physically and emotionally.
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