This book addresses addiction and compulsive behaviors from a psychological and philosophical perspective, raising questions about the human motivations behind these behaviors and how to recover from them.
The book serves as a roadmap to stop escaping from oneself and provides readers with tools for a deeper understanding of their psychological needs and working to meet them in healthy ways.
Filled with Emptiness Reflections on Recovery from Addiction and Compulsive Behaviors
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This book offers psychological and human reflections that help readers understand the roots of addiction and compulsive behaviors and ways to recover from them with a deep and conscious vision.
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