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by Jeremy Dubin (Author)
The User's Guide to Not Using - An Expert Guide to Recovery from Addiction speaks to an audience that has found long-lasting recovery elusive, a medical system fragmented, and real answers demanding an integrative and holistic approach. Based on both personal accounts and extensive professional experiences of Dr. Jeremy Dubin, a practicing Family Medicine Physician and Addiction Medicine Specialist, The User's Guide to Not Using - An Expert Guide to Recovery from Addiction presents an in-depth guide to understanding the three core elements observed by Dr. Dubin that provide the foundation for achieving true and successful long-term recovery from addiction. Simple and easy to understand, this book teaches you how to: -Tell the difference between dependence and addiction -Understand and apply the Three Core Components of any successful recovery plan -Treat your addiction holistically, combining conventional, alternative, and complementary methods -Develop a proven strategy that personalizes your recovery plan -Find real answers on managing addiction when coping with chronic pain and mental illness -Keep track of your progress in a supportive and engaging way The User's Guide to Not Using - An Expert Guide to Recovery from Addiction is the first in a series of publications from YOURECOVERY.com focusing on solutions for successful long-term recovery from addiction.
Author Biography
Dr. Jeremy Dubin, D.O., ASAM, ABIHM With over a decade of experience treating addiction, Dr. Dubin works and teaches regularly within the field of Addiction Medicine and Substance Abuse, and has presented at dozens of medical conferences, hospital grand rounds, and general lecture halls throughout Colorado and the west. As a pioneer in the field of Addiction Medicine, Dr. Dubin started one of the first outpatient treatment centers in the country that incorporated holistic integrative strategies with conventional medical therapies, incorporating integrated tracks for patients with co-occurring chronic pain and / or psychiatric conditions.
