Co-authors Anderson Spickard Jr., a doctor with over forty years of experience in addiction treatment, and James B., a recovered addict, identify the difficult challenges and explain precisely the critical steps for healing and rehabilitation. Combining first-hand experiences with condensed clinical knowledge, The Craving Brain discusses how teenage binge drinking plays a role in the development of alcohol addiction, explains why addicts don't need to hit rock bottom before they can recover, and responds to…
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Co-authors Anderson Spickard Jr., a doctor with over forty years of experience in addiction treatment, and James B., a recovered addict, identify the difficult challenges and explain precisely the critical steps for healing and rehabilitation. Combining first-hand experiences with condensed clinical knowledge, The Craving Brain discusses how teenage binge drinking plays a role in the development of alcohol addiction, explains why addicts don’t need to hit rock bottom before they can recover, and responds to some of the most compelling mysteries of addiction. The revolutionary guide is a must-read for anybody who suffers from dependence or meets or deals with addicted people, being halfway between realism and optimism. Recovery is clearly possible with bravery, commitment, and the right assistance.
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Co-authors Anderson Spickard Jr., a doctor with over forty years of experience in addiction treatment, and James B., a recovered addict, identify the difficult challenges and explain precisely the critical steps for healing and rehabilitation. Combining first-hand experiences with condensed clinical knowledge, The Craving Brain discusses how teenage binge drinking plays a role in the development of alcohol addiction, explains why addicts don’t need to hit rock bottom before they can recover, and responds to some of the most compelling mysteries of addiction. The revolutionary guide is a must-read for anybody who suffers from dependence or meets or deals with addicted people, being halfway between realism and optimism. Recovery is clearly possible with bravery, commitment, and the right assistance.
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