Substance Abuse, Substance Addiction
Recovery from alcohol abuse, drug addiction, nicotine addiction, and food addiction through the spiritual process of Inner Bonding. Heal the anxiety, depression, aloneness and emptiness that underlies substance abuse.
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The Challenge of Stopping Smoking ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Alcoholism: Are You Driving Yourself to Drink? ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Alcohol, Control, and Loneliness ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Addiction: The Underlying Feelings We Want to Avoid ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Letting Go Of A Sugar Addiction ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Overweight and Miserable ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
7 Step Guide to a Life of Substance Abuse ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Eating for Comfort ![]() |
Shelley Riutta, MSE, LPC |
Alcoholism: Why Can't I Stop Drinking? ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Alcohol and Honesty ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Alcoholism and Healing ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Chocolate and Fathering ![]() |
Carie King |
Chocolate! ![]() |
Carie King |
Dealing with Addiction in the Family ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Healing Food Addiction ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
It's Not About the Cookie! ![]() |
Julie Sponsler, M.A., MFT |
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Daily Inspiration
A major aspect of being loving to ourselves is to be aware of what thoughts make us feel bad and which ones make us feel good. False beliefs make us feel bad and lower our frequency, making it impossible to connect with our Guidance. Truth makes us feel good, raises our frequency, and opens up the to connection with our spiritual Guidance.
By Dr. Margaret Paul