Remodel vices holding you back from self-mastery with this powerful new guide to addiction recovery.
Take the first step toward mastering Your emotions, crushing Your addictions, and living the Life you were meant to lead..
Don\'t let addiction define Your life.
This fresh perspective and powerful alternative to AA goes beyond sobriety to help you build the Life you never thought possible.
The strategy to reframe Addictions with step-by-step instructions with real world applications.
How to go from consistently feeling bad by eliminating toxic Emotions to feeling content by replacing them with positive ones.
The powerful steps toward a disciplined Life set up for purposeful living.
How to use the 10-step reframe in all areas of addiction, including substance abuse, social media, food, pornography, or destructive vice-driven habits.
Discover: How to embrace, harness, and redirect Your addictive nature toward the things in Life you truly want.
As the founder of the Seven Disciplines Training Academy and a respected mental health counselor, Tom developed methods grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy and integrated with Buddhist principles to provide a solid path to sobriety and beyond.
Breakaway Recovery is Your actionable guide to release the Addictions holding you back from the Life you want.
In this groundbreaking book, Tom presents his revolutionary approach to addiction recovery by challenging the traditional disease model and instead framing addiction not as a brain disease but a learned behavior that can be unlearned and mastered-with the right tools.
For decades, addiction specialist Tom Jordan has been helping addicts of all types find new success in sobriety.
If you are ready to finally break the addiction cycle, Breakaway Recovery is Your road map to transforming these challenges into stepping-stones for self-mastery and purposeful living.
The endless cycle of addiction and relapse can feel as if you\'re trapped in an impossible pattern.
Remodel vices holding you back from self-mastery with this powerful new guide to addiction recovery