Powerless No Longer: Reprogramming Your Addictive Behavior by Peter W.
These two men’s anecdotal experiences, interspersed with facts drawn from scientific research, alternate throughout the book, giving readers a good overall picture of the experience and of treatment, from both an addict’s and a physician’s points of view.ĥ.
This book pairs two authors with different backgrounds to investigate addiction and recovery: Anderson Spickard, a doctor with over forty years experience in addiction medicine, and James Butler, a recovering addict. Anderson Spickard Jr, James Butler, & Barbara Thompson The Craving Brain: Science, Spirituality, and the Road to Recovery by W. Lewis sees addiction as a twist of fate for a brain doing what it’s designed to do – seek pleasure in a harsh world, but also offers hope for recovery for all those afflicted.Ĥ. This book takes a controversial stand against the belief that addiction is a brain disease, but argues its contention thoroughly and convincingly through the stories of five addicts. The Biology of Desire: Why Addiction is Not a Disease By Marc This book does not focus only on how to end drug addiction, but enters the realms of other addictions such as sex, food, and other new forms of addictions as well.ģ.
A story of drug and sex addiction, its impact, and the 3 powerful steps on how to kill addiction and completely break free from its shackles. How the life of a promising young man took an unexpected turn around. The Night Before I Killed Addiction By Oche Otorkpa But ultimately, her addiction is not to sex: she is doing it only to anaesthetise herself to intimacy.Ģ. Labelled “She-Devil” by her philandering husband and determined to live up to the title, Ruth avoids hers by undertaking a series of meaningless sexual encounters once he leaves her for Mary.
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