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To Relieve the Pain, Demystifying Addiction  Demystifying Addiction presents a Relational model, picking up where the Medical model left off. The disease was defined as a ‘pathological dependence,’ but was never viewed in terms of being a (pathological) relationship, or as the result of non-emotionally nourishing relationships. The “pathological dependency” is a pathological relationship, one in which there is a beginning, progressive emotional involvement and a synergistic interplay between dependence and denial. It accounts for etiology, identifies pre-existing conditions,
brings forth a phenomenological or experiential perspective,
all of which have profound treatment implications.
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An Intervention is a step-by-step process that gives significant others the opportunity to confront their loved one about their addiction and need for immediate treatment. For professionals and students, Mastering is a detailed instructional
guide that describes in depth the five basic phases of the
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 Diagnosing presents a fresh, new approach for doing assessments to determine whether an addiction exists. We're expanding on the standard medical model approach that relies solely and entirely on objective criteria by including 'subjective' criteria, i.e. manifestations of denial, to make a 'subjective' diagnosis. Contrary to the Medical Model, subjective criteria can be as reliable and valid as objective criteria. The underlying rationale for a strategy that involves looking for and identifying manifestations of denial is: Wherever there is denial, there is dependency, a rationale based on the Relational Model of Addiction developed by Daniel Linder. A transcript of a session with a marijuana addicted patient is taken apart. Various types of manifestations of denial are identified and how to interpret them are discussed. eBook - $9.95 - Immediate Download
 Revisiting Stigma: The Game of Appearances revisits how stigma still, despite awareness about its existence and its effects, dictates how we behave in a variety of situations. Taking excerpts from the play, Night Mother, which uses epilepsy as a case in point, we will see how stigma works as a weapon that punishes any deviation from the established standards of desirability, that forces people to misrepresent themselves and hide their problems. Professionals who have either lost sight of, or underestimate the multitude of overpowering, far-reaching, shame inducing effects of stigma are at risk of counter-transference issues that can undermine treatment. We know that clinicians are human beings, not impervious to social conditioning. eBook - $9.95 - Immediate Download
When you accept the premise that true love is essentially intimacy, you can begin learning and applying basic principles for creating intimate relationships. When it comes to attainability and sustainability, gaining some basic relationship knowledge and wisdom can be the difference between the search and discovery. Never before has the process of developing a healthy relationship from the point of initial contact been as carefully detailed and explained. Order Online From Publisher Relational Recovery | Demystifying Addiction | Mastering the Art of Intervention | Diagnosing Addiction | Revisiting Stigma: The Game of Appearances| Intimacy: The Essence of True Love
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