
In phase one of Conquer Addiction, confront your reality, write your worst moments, and use honest reflection to overpower the addict mind with active strategies and environment shifts.
You may have heard the term before, but knowing how this cycle works and keeping it real in the early stages of recovery can be the difference between success and failure
Develop focus and attention by becoming the watcher of your thoughts through meditation and journaling. Understand the addict mind's core beliefs, question them, and shift them to stay present.
Conquer addiction presents the halt framework: hungry, angry, lonely, tired, and explains how nutrition, anger management, connection, and energy care support lasting recovery.
Explore how the brain learns and forms habits via neural pathways, turning thoughts into faster connections, while recognizing on and off ramps that fuel addiction and guide recovery strategies.
Set clear non-negotiable standards and aspirational goals to support recovery. Break them into multi-layered frequency-based boundaries, connect outcomes to motivation and visualization, and overcome resistance.
Identify how snowballing amplifies cravings and emotions by linking past experiences to current triggers, and learn to reset attention to the present moment to manage overwhelm in addiction recovery.
Conquer addiction by mastering anger and resentment, releasing past events, staying present, and using redirection, breathwork, and journaling to manage thoughts and protect recovery.
Explore self-sabotage in addiction recovery by examining mixed neuro associations and neural pathways, then frame recovery with positive associations to tip the brain toward lasting sobriety.
Focus with the end in mind to turn goal setting into action, visualize finishing the 10k, and emphasize what will be achieved rather than the obstacles.
Conquer Addiction will help you understand addiction and the "addict mind" in a whole new way. Whether adding to your existing recovery program or searching for an alternative method. Recovery In The Now will help. Taught in easy to understand language and understood personally. Recovery In The Now will give you a whole new way to look at addiction and recover.
With over ten years of clinical experience and a lifetime of personal experience Warren Broad can help you get to that next level or assist someone you love.