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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Anger sends people back to the thing they had stopped, and the thing they had stopped makes the anger worse. Any plan that treats these as two separate projects tends to come apart.
Write anger into the relapse plan by name, alongside the parties, the old friends and the difficult anniversary. Then when you look at the anger, ask…
Whatever you reach for is probably doing something real for you. Naming that job honestly gets you further than calling yourself weak.
Researchers take the relief seriously enough to study the same receptor systems as possible medicines, which tells you it was never imaginary. So ask…
If you smoked or drank during a pregnancy and have spent years holding yourself responsible for how your child turned out, you are allowed to put some of that down.
The picture is genuinely tangled. The same traits run in families, so a parent is both more likely to pass something on and more likely to have been…
The pull towards bread, pasta and biscuits when you are low is not simply greed. Carbohydrate makes it easier for the brain to get hold of the raw material it needs for serotonin, so it gives a real if short lived lift.
Calling it self medication instead of a failure of character changes what you do next. You stop trying to out-discipline the craving and start asking…
Looking for a whole subject rather than a single practice? Start from the nine areas.