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Why the human givens approach gives us a more comprehensive model for understanding various aspects of addictive behaviour.
Discover how you can be more effective when working with alcoholism, drug abuse, eating disorders, gambling, sexual obsessions and other compulsions. Addictions blight millions of lives and are a massive drain on health and social services. For a long time uninformed dogma held back progress in the way addiction was understood and treated. This training day with Joe Griffin presents an essential overview of a wide variety of addictive behaviours, and what they have in common, and describes in detail the most successful ways of rapidly breaking addictive patterns using psychotherapy informed by brain science. It includes new discoveries about how to disengage the brain from addictive behaviour.
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17 October 2012 at 9:30 am |
Duration: | Full Day |
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Clifton Hill House, University of Bristol |
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Human Givens College |
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£192.00 |
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Human Givens College |
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