Memoirs Of An Addict: Fact or Fiction

UNDERSTANDING CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS IN REGARDS TO: WELLNESS. RECOVERY. HARM REDUCTION. & RESILIENCY.

Everyone has a story, yet far too many people NEVER ask for help concerning behavioral health disorders. Memoirs Of An Addict: Fact or Fiction, the combined book and workbook of hope and survival living life with co-occurring disorders, was written with the intent toaddress wellness, recovery, harm reduction and resiliency with new integrative solutions that today's society face with behavioral health disorders such as the opiate epidemic anddaily recovery issues.

DISCLAIMER:

The author makes no professional claims as a psychiatrist, or psychologist or therapist, only as a certified peer specialist and advocate of HOPE to encourage our youth, LGBTQ, returning citizens, veterans, senior citizens and others, that are crying in silence looking for solutions without being judged because of their behavioral health disorders.

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Since Memoirs OfAn Addict: Fact or Fiction self-publication date, it has now been utilized by:

The Washington, DC Department of Behavioral Health, OCFA Office for continued education, The Washington, DC Catholic Charities Anchor Behavioral Health addiction training course as required reading, The Solutions forWellnessConference (DC) for an HIV/AIDS workshop, and the Barnes and Noble, NBC 4 News Washington, DC First Healthy Book Festival 2016.

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