Dick C.
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Dick C. is a member of Alcoholics Anonymous with 30 years of continuous sobriety. He had a long business career before retiring and pursuing his favorite pastime: writing. He has a book coming out next spring on alcoholism.
I have learned a particularly effective strategy that many therapists also use to help clients work through their emotional and relationship struggles.
Our attitude and discipline provides us with our best chance of living out this melodrama to the best of our limited ability.
Addicts need a disciplined process to reveal flawed thinking, acknowledge its effects, and then to set about a new approach to thinking and living that leads to a renewed life.
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