Overcome Addiction – Life Process Program
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We believe that recovery is built on

simple human ingredients

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Values & Purpose

which we help you discover

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Motivation

which we help you generate

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Life Skills

which we teach you how to aquire

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Community & Relationships

which we fine tune with you

Overcoming addiction isn’t just about quitting; it’s about building a joyful, fulfilling life where addiction has no place.

Our mission is clear

Helping you triumph over addiction and guiding you towards a life filled with purpose and happiness

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What makes the Life Process Program (so) different?
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Developed by Dr. Stanton Peele, the world leading authority on non-12 step addiction recovery

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Structured online program with 8 comprehensive modules and over 50 thought-provoking exercises

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Private video coaching – work directly with your coach through our secure online video conferencing application

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Access peer support – through our secure online weekly group meetings and discussion forums

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What can you expect from the Life Process Program?

In the Life Process Program, you’ll delve deep into understanding addictive behaviors through curated readings and insights. Benefit from exclusive video content by the renowned addiction expert, Dr. Stanton Peele, and learn to adapt the principles he shares to your unique situation.

Beyond mere understanding, you’ll set actionable goals for an addiction-free life and cultivate the essential skills and tools to realize those aspirations. The beauty of it all? You’ll seamlessly integrate this transformative journey into your everyday life.

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Our approach is an alternative to AA and other 12 step addiction recovery programs, and one that puts YOU in control of your recovery.

But, ultimately, in the long run, it will be your decisions, your values, your purpose in life that makes this happen.

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Over the last two decades, Stanton Peele has answered numerous questions from readers about the following subjects:

How To Fight and Beat Addiction on your own WITHOUT rehab
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Is moderate drinking after AA a possibility?
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Can I ever get off methadone? How?
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Food Addiction
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How can I overcome my porn addiction?
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Ask Stanton – Stanton answers addiction related questions
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Your recovery is in your hands

It is important for you to know that an independent, self-motivated cure for addiction is possible. You can fight your own addiction and learn to live an addiction free life once more.

The Life Process Program does not ‘fix you’. It is an aid to help you recover from addiction, to allow you to mature out from your addiction more quickly, more surely, and more completely by examining your life from the perspectives presented here and following the self-help guidelines provided.

More than anything, the Life Process Program makes it clear that you are the primary agent of change. Obviously, this program is not in tune with most addiction theory and therapy, which overwhelmingly favors the twelve-step philosophy. These twelve-step programs insist on the premise that the individual is powerless over an addiction. In reviewing the extensive research on alcohol and other addiction treatment, however, we actually find that self-efficacy therapies, which focus on the individual’s power and self-reliance, succeed the best. If you are searching for alternatives to 12 step approaches such as the AA, you have come to the right place.

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