Addiction and its man: notes of a psychiatrist-narcologist
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Addiction and its man: notes of a psychiatrist-narcologist
9.99 €
Exploring the nature of addiction, the author answers important questions: who is more or less predisposed to developing addiction than others and why, what is its neurobiological basis, what is the phenomenon of codependency, what can be done to break out of the vicious circle, and where to get the strength to return to normal life.
According to the author, the disease is overcome not by those who have exceptional intelligence or an iron will, but by those who, every day, step by step, do what they are supposed to do. In the book “Addiction and Its Man,” the author tells real stories of people who reached the very bottom and broke not only their own, but also other people's lives. Not all of them managed to survive and escape, but the experience of those who, despite everything, were able to overcome addiction and embark on the path to confident recovery is all the more valuable.
This is not an easy but incredibly inviting read, inspiring confidence in the doctor for whom there are no hopeless patients, and allowing us to admit that the world is often more terrible and complicated than we would like, but even in the most hopeless situations, even for those who have found themselves in the grip of a merciless illness, there is someone to rely on and something to live for.
The examples of these people make you re-evaluate your own existence and feel the fullness and fragility of life, even if you personally, as it seems to you, are infinitely far from the problem of addiction.
According to the author, the disease is overcome not by those who have exceptional intelligence or an iron will, but by those who, every day, step by step, do what they are supposed to do. In the book “Addiction and Its Man,” the author tells real stories of people who reached the very bottom and broke not only their own, but also other people's lives. Not all of them managed to survive and escape, but the experience of those who, despite everything, were able to overcome addiction and embark on the path to confident recovery is all the more valuable.
This is not an easy but incredibly inviting read, inspiring confidence in the doctor for whom there are no hopeless patients, and allowing us to admit that the world is often more terrible and complicated than we would like, but even in the most hopeless situations, even for those who have found themselves in the grip of a merciless illness, there is someone to rely on and something to live for.
The examples of these people make you re-evaluate your own existence and feel the fullness and fragility of life, even if you personally, as it seems to you, are infinitely far from the problem of addiction.
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