Leonard Wayne Drug Interventions

When does a harmless habit become an addition? Why do only some of us get addicted? What can make recovery possible?

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If your kids have done a mistake, you will do the following: You will never take it personally. You will forgive them. You will be keen to help them get out of the mistake zone.... Importantly you will be so keen to develop your kids performing better if they encounter the same challenges once more in the future. Ultimately you will never make a permanent decision against your kids based on your temporary emotion. Don't you think so? See more

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Rev., Dr. Leonard Wayne, Psy.D.-- An Intervention is generally defined as an educational process involving a face-to-face meeting of family, friends and sometimes even an employer with the person grappling with addiction. The goal is to bridge the connection between the individual’s substance abuse and the problems in their life so the addict can clearly see the turn for the worst and accept the opportunity to change. Unfortunately, many interventions end in relapse leaving the cycle to continue. This reality has given rise to my proven highly trained and experienced doctor who engages in what is now known as Extreme Intervention Model

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Psychodynamic (psychoanalytic) psychotherapy. ... Cognitive behavioural therapy. ... Cognitive analytical therapy. ... Humanistic therapies. ... Interpersonal psychotherapy. ...... Family and couple (systemic) therapy. See more

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You may be familiar with some version of the Drop the Rock parable. It's about the Twelve Step group members who set sail on the ship Recovery across the Sea of Life for the Island of Serenity. As the parable is usually told, soon after the boat pulls away from the dock, the passengers realize some of their friends are not yet on board. Sure enough, their friend Mary comes running down the street and onto the dock. The people on the boat cheer her on. "Dive in and swim, Mary!..." they shout. "You can do it!" Mary dives into the water and swims for the boat as fast and hard as she can. But as she gets close to the boat, she slows and struggles to stay afloat. Everyone on board can see why: a heavy rock is hanging from a snarl of strings around Mary's neck. "Drop the rock!" they all shout. "Let go! Drop the rock!" Treading water, Mary looks down at the rock. She realizes it contains her fear, resentments, self-pity, anger, intolerance and other character defects. She also realizes that if she doesn't let go of them, she will drown. She tears off the strings, holds the rock away from her body, and lets it go. Freed of the heavy and useless weight, Mary easily swims the rest of the way to the boat. She climbs aboard, dripping and deeply relieved. A big part of Twelve Step recovery is learning to recognize and let go of the character defects, shortcomings and attitudes that would otherwise sink us. And with every "rock" we drop, we not only free ourselves to become the people we want to be, but our acts of humility, willingness and courage have a positive and healing "Ripple Effect" on one another, as well.

Higher and Higher Audible Audiobook Unabridged-Life's lessons.Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 Verified Purchase by Dr.Paul- Leonard has quite a life story. It really makes me look tame. The reader follows along with his life long escapades and harrowing experiences. In the end the author learns some valuable life lessons. Unfortunately he learned them the hard way. He does a great job summarizing these lessons at the end of the book. These lessons are valuable for everyone and the best part is that you can learn them without having to go through all the turmoil that he went though.

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