Category Archives: Addictions

Help with recovery from addictions – substance abuse, including alcohol abuse, drug addiction, food addiction, as well as healing from sexual addiction and addiction to love, power and control.

Addictive behavior comes from the intent to avoid pain. When we have not learned healthy ways of managing pain, it is likely we will turn to one or more addictions in the hopes of avoiding feeling our pain. The problem is that the addictive behavior, such as eating a muffin or having a beer, works for only a short time, and then the addictive behavior itself becomes a cause of pain.

How do you Make Others Responsible for Your Painful Feelings?

We have all learned many ways of trying to avoid or get rid of our painful feelings. Many of these ways are fairly obvious: addictions to substances and activities, staying in your mind rather than in your body, or judging yourself. Another major way we avoid or try to get rid of our painful feelings...

View full post »

Press Release: SelfQuest® Self Healing CD: Healing from Anxiety, Depression, Guilt, Shame, and Relationship Conflict

Just released! See the Press Release about SelfQuest®! After 12 years in development, bestselling authors Dr. Margaret Paul and Dr. Erika Chopich released a software program that helps people heal. Called a ‘psychologist in a software program’ SelfQuest is a self healing CD to help you find joy, fulfillment, and loving relationships.

View full post »

Healing Addictions with Inner Bonding®

Addictions are a way of filling the inner emptiness that comes from self-abandonment and a lack of spiritual connection. Discover how the practice of Inner Bonding® is the ultimate way of healing addictions.

View full post »

Core Sadness vs. Wounded Sadness

Discover the vast difference between core sadness and wounded sadness, and what causes each.

View full post »

Addictions: Talking as a Form of Resistance

Many people have discovered talking as way to avoid being invaded, controlled, or rejected by others. Yet this addiction, as well as many others, being a form of self-abandonment, leads to much suffering.

View full post »