ADDICTION: Am I Powerless

Self-Assessing, A User's Guide to the Truth

About the book: Addiction: Am I Powerless is the most comprehensive self-assessment tool ever devised to measure Powerlessness. "Addiction: Am I powerless" helps examine the level of unmanageability brought on by repeated substance use. "Addiction: Am I Powerless" puts forth a new standard for the measurement of Powerlessness. Understanding powerlessness is the first and perhaps most crucial element for all addiction recovery and treatment. "Am I Powerless" delivers vital perspectives to help you understand addiction related dysfunctions and their severities.
I wrote "Addiction: Am I Powerless" to share with you my insight and experience in the addiction field. I have been a front-line clinician and supervisor in every modality of abstinence based addiction treatment for almost 40 years. I wrote it so you or someone you love can determine if needed change is due. It has been written without judgement to help you decided if changes to your level of chemical use are necessary. It has been created as a tool to be used to measure the seriousness and severity of a chemical use problem. If you do have a problem, you'll know for sure; there is no presumption that you do. You'll weigh the pros and cons for yourself as you read. Personally I hope you don't have a problem.
"Addiction; Am I Powerless" was designed to let you examine this dilemma in the privacy of your own home without shame or guilt. It's the most thorough method I know of to examine the issue; that's the reason I wrote it.
Best of all; reading this book will not leave behind a public health record that might follow you around for the rest of your life as a part of your medical or health record. "Addiction; Am I Powerless" identifies and instructs the reader on what personal issues to examine and how to examine them. It walks you through the process in a heartfelt way. It will not shy away from the serious truth of the matter. I care about your well-being. This book is a realistic view of what it means to suffer with the problem many people call addiction. It was written without judgment or expectation. It is the first step towards understanding your own behavior patterns. "Addiction; Am I Powerless" is the first step in freeing yourself from the shame and guilt associated with the loss of control often brought on by continued substance use.