Monthly Archives: December 2009

Consistent effort and practice is required if we wish to demonstrate spiritually. Mere mental assent has little lasting affect unless it is coupled with effort. “Faith without works is dead.” Thinking about exercise or dieting accomplishes little without taking the … Continue reading →

Attending recovery meetings exposes one to a variety of half-truths, some innocuous, others potentially deadly. They all share the common trait of arriving with the best of intentions, but rarely thought through. The “we” concept is one of the deadliest. … Continue reading →

Changing Perceptions I use cognitive theory and techniques frequently at the  treatment center for men where I work. Although no easy feat, changing perceptions have profound implications in the pursuit of guiding individuals toward healthy, meaning full lifestyles. One technique … Continue reading →

Changing Perceptions I use cognitive theory and techniques frequently at my site. Although no easy feat, changing perceptions have profound implications in the pursuit of guiding individuals toward healthy, meaning full lifestyles. One technique I commonly use is to help … Continue reading →