Addictive Thinking: Understanding Self-Deception
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Addictive Thinking: Understanding Self-Deception

by Abraham J Twerski M.D.

Self-Help Psychology Addiction Recovery
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Addictive Thinking: Understanding Self-Deception reveals how self-deceptive patterns drive addiction. By uncovering the ways individuals mislead themselves, the book equips readers with insights to break free from these cycles. Drawing on expert knowledge, it fosters greater self-awareness and aids in the recovery process.

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Addictive Thinking delves into the mechanisms of self-deception that underpin addictive patterns. It examines how individuals rationalize and deny harmful behaviors, providing a framework for awareness.

The author, a medical professional, draws on clinical insights to illustrate common cognitive distortions in addiction. Readers gain tools to identify and challenge these deceptive thought processes.

Through accessible explanations, the book promotes healthier mental habits and supports the journey toward sobriety. It emphasizes the role of honest self-assessment in overcoming addiction.

Ideal for those seeking deeper comprehension of addictive mindsets, it serves as a valuable resource in personal and therapeutic contexts.

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