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Addiction Education is a hybrid of addiction/psychology education and an interactive process group designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the inner workings of addiction. It takes place daily in a classroom environment. Clients are able to identify their unhealthy behaviors and then replace them with functional behavior, which fosters interpersonal development and creates powerful neural connections. These neural connections in the brain elicit reduction in stress, anxiety and enable the client to experience intrinsic worth.
Addiction Education is a hybrid of addiction/psychology education and an interactive process group designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the inner workings of addiction. It takes place daily in a classroom environment. Clients are able to identify their unhealthy behaviors and then replace them with functional behavior, which fosters interpersonal development and creates powerful neural connections. These neural connections in the brain elicit reduction in stress, anxiety and enable the client to experience intrinsic worth.
Clients are able to identify their unhealthy behaviors and then replace them with functional behavior, which fosters interpersonal development and creates powerful neural connections. These neural connections in the brain elicit reduction in stress, anxiety and enable the client to experience intrinsic worth. Throughout therapy, these changes are continually reinforced—therefore becoming automatic to support a sustainable recovery.
• Unhealthy Behaviors Identified
• Interpersonal Development
• Awareness of Involuntary Behaviors
• Healthy Behaviors Implemented
With over seven years of experience in counseling and lecturing on addiction, Rob has developed a great understanding of and appreciation for the importance of educating men in relation to the biological, psychological and social dynamics of addiction.
Clients are able to identify their unhealthy behaviors and then replace them with functional behavior, which fosters interpersonal development and creates powerful neural connections. These neural connections in the brain elicit reduction in stress, anxiety and enable the client to experience intrinsic worth. Throughout therapy, these changes are continually reinforced—therefore becoming automatic to support a sustainable recovery.
• Unhealthy Behaviors Identified
• Interpersonal Development
• Awareness of Involuntary Behaviors
• Healthy Behaviors Implemented
With over seven years of experience in counseling and lecturing on addiction, Rob has developed a great understanding of and appreciation for the importance of educating men in relation to the biological, psychological and social dynamics of addiction.
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