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Restored: Addiction Recovery System and Education
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(11 ratings)
59 students
Created byJeff White
Last updated 3/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Overcoming drug and alcohol abuse.
  • This course is specific, practical and useful in addiction recovery.
  • Develop mindfulness and social cognitive behavior therapy skills.
  • Informative for anyone affected by drug or alcohol abuse or chemical addiction.

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 1h 40m total length

  • Introduction1:50

    The course instructor introduces himself and what it took for him to overcome his addiction.

    Jeff White is a forty something year old that has made his mistakes, did his work and made his amends. Now he wants to tell his story so others who have loved ones in the addiction cycle can be of help.

    This course is for anyone who wants to a clear road map on what to do in the first 90 days in recovery. This course in clear concise and concrete on how to over come the cycle of going in and out of rehab facilities. 

  • Rest and Your Body Recovery9:02

    First Phase to recovery: after days, weeks, months and years of a person's body fighting to stay healthy; that person and their body needs a rest. This is not a detox video. Seek the advice of a doctor before detoxing from any chemical. 

  • Getting Started After Stopping12:41
  • Over Coming our Fears14:27
  • Why People Make Us Mad9:31

    This exercise is not to tell you what perfect love is. This exercise is not to tell you what a healthy sexual relationship is. However, must of us have made many mistakes when it comes to love and intimacy. This lesson is on looking at our own intimate relationships since birth, finding harmful patterns and choosing to do something about those patterns.

  • How to Deal and Cope With People11:37
  • Insanity Thinking of the addicted12:44

    The brains of the chemical dependent person is back to a homeostasis. Or a balance with natural body chemicals, water and nutrients. They can start to repair the thinking that caused them great pain. It was the thinking that the chemical would subside. Now they need to find that Eternal replacement for the chemical fix. This next step in the action needed in that first 90 days is critical to becoming usefully whole and happy again. 

  • Being Human Agaian15:45
  • Morning Meditatoins12:35

    The truly responsive recoverer knows that with laziness, lapse of memory of the past, and not working daily to surrender to God's love, the recoverer may regress back to a state of being that the demons can again find holes in the sufferer of addiction's armor. So we recovered say, "one day at a time." For the story is true on this date, but my addictions are a powerful, cunning force that baffles the human spirit, that seeks to destroy me. And only by the grace of God, might I see this road with eyes that see clearly to the very end.

Requirements

  • HOW this course is completed, Honest, Open and Willing.
  • The only requirement is a DESIRE.

Description

Are you interested in self improvement? Do you want to know more about drugs and alcohol? 

This course goes into detail on the the first 90 days of recovery. Recovery homes and retreats can cost thousands of dollars. this complete guide will show you exactly what to do in a fun quick pace tutorials from the author. 

This is more than educational material, this is also the personal story of the author and what his life was like before recovery, the process he went through and how his life is today. 

This Course is designed with the recoverer, the loved one, or anyone with an interest in alcohol or drug recovery.


Who this course is for:

  • This engaging course is for anyone who is interested in drug, alcohol, and addiction recovery. If you or someone you know is having difficulty with drinking or using marijuana this course is going to be very helpful.
  • Anyone who wants to learn more about drug and alcohol abuse counseling.

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