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How the Life Process Alcohol Program © works
Dr. Stanton Peele's Life Process Alcohol Program© (LPAP©) will empower you to overcome addiction and guide you as you rebuild your life in the real world – a rich, full life that resists addiction from top to bottom. Once available only to residents of expensive addiction treatment facilities, Dr. Peele's acclaimed Life Process Program© and its trained counselors are now available to you online.
The LPAP© synthesizes the most effective anti-addiction techniques employed by leading therapists, as spearheaded by Dr. Peele's own ground-breaking, highly successful approach. By making addiction and recovery understandable, accessible, affordable and achievable, Dr. Peele brings complete recovery home to you.
The Life Process Alcohol Program © Features
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8 Comprehensive, Interactive Week-Long Modules
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Compatible with Computer, iPad, and Kindle
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User-friendly, Interactive Online Environment
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All Materials Prepared by Dr. Peele
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Your Own Dedicated Life Process Coach
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Prompt, Personal Feedback on Exercises
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Face-to-Face Coaching
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Tailor Your Program To Meet Your Needs
Is This A 12-Step Program?
No. In fact, the fundamental philosophy of Life Process Alcohol Program© is that genuine recovery requires you reclaim your genuine power instead of giving it away. Not only is this Dr. Peele's philosophy, but rigorous research unquestionably supports it. The 12-Step approach embraces concepts like powerlessness, progressive disease, magical intervention, lifelong labels ("alcoholic" or "addict") and a future of endless meetings.
If you have not been able to make the 12 Steps work for you, you are not alone - in fact, you are in the majority! Dr. Peele's Life Process Program© is empowering and fortifying, built on a bedrock of common sense and clinical experience, making it incompatible with the 12 Step approach.
Stanton Peele, Ph.D., Founder of The Life Process Program©
Dr. Peele is a world-renowned addiction expert, author and therapist, who has remained prominently at the forefront of the addiction field for four decades, challenging and changing the way people understand addiction and recovery. Since publishing his first book, Love and Addiction, in 1975, Stanton has been one of the most influential voices in the ongoing public debate about the nature of addiction.
The publication of Love and Addiction was a watershed event in addiction, as Dr. Peele (with his colleague Dr. Archie Brodsky) presented the idea that addiction is not a chemical or medical problem – not a disease or physical dependency – but a problem originating from life circumstances. Thus, Dr. Peele asserted, addiction is not limited to substances, like drugs and alcohol, but also to behaviors, like gambling. The logical conclusion is that addiction is curable and even preventable, an idea that is almost as controversial today as it was 40 years ago, as the field remains entrenched in the retrograde disease model of addiction. In fact, the American Psychiatric Association is only just getting around to Dr. Peele’s way of thinking. The upcoming edition of their Diagnostic Manual (DSM-V) will, for the first time, include gambling (a behavior) in its entry on addiction.










