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Resolving the Dynamics of Substance Abuse $15.00
This handbook is co-authored by Dr. Mines and longtime AIDS survivor Jeffrey Najarian, CMT. Mr. Najarian introduces the handbook with the story of how he used Jin Shin TARA in his own recovery from substance abuse. Addictive patterns can also exist without substances, so those who want to help themselves recover from any obsessive pattern will find this handbook helpful. The treatment recipes encourage the body to detoxify quickly and easily. Treatment is intended to be applied in conjunction with professional support from or in a recovery center or with an addictions counselor.
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