Addiction, Recovery

Addiction recoveryArticles related to all forms of addiction, using the Inner Bonding process as the foundation for recovery from substance abuse and addiction and process addictions - such as gambling addiction, work addiction, spending addiction TV addiction, video games and Internet addiction. Articles related to addiction to anger, withdrawal and caretaking.

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60 ARTICLE(S)
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The Twelve Steps In Inner Bonding Language Jennifer
Addiction to Gossip Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Distractions Dr. Margaret Paul
Addictions: Talking as a Form of Resistance Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Spending Dr. Margaret Paul
Addictions and Internal Power Struggles Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Video Games Dr. Margaret Paul
Intro: Emotional Needs that are met in 12-step meetings Marcie Parisi, MFT
Addiction to Being "All Together" Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Numbness Dr. Margaret Paul
Stopping Smoking Anna Forsyth
The Blessings of Addiction Julia Padawar, M.A.
Addicted to Control Kate Reardon
Addiction to Clutter Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Fantasy and Daydreaming Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Militancy Phyhllis Stein, Ph.D.
Addiction to Perfection Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Talking Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Thinking Dr. Margaret Paul
Addiction to Venting Dr. Margaret Paul
Addictions and Chakras Monte U
Are You Addicted to Anger? Dr. Margaret Paul
Are You Addicted To Your Activities? Dr. Margaret Paul
Beyond Fear and Addiction Dr. Margaret Paul
Can Weight Loss be a Spiritual Path? Zillah Bugeja
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When being loving, we are not grasping, demanding, needy or clingy, because love has nothing to do with getting or taking. We give freely, to ourselves and to others. We also receive graciously when the gift is freely given. When being unloving, we may try to manipulate a gift - whether it be of time, money, attention, emotional support, approval, sex or affection - but when we are loving we know that a gift not freely given is not really a gift. Notice when you are being loving or unloving.

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When being loving, we are not grasping, demanding, needy or clingy, because love has nothing to do with getting or taking. We give freely, to ourselves and to others. We also receive graciously when the gift is freely given. When being unloving, we may try to manipulate a gift - whether it be of time, money, attention, emotional support, approval, sex or affection - but when we are loving we know that a gift not freely given is not really a gift. Notice when you are being loving or unloving.

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