The Craving Mind of an Addict: Unlocking the Path to Addiction Recovery, Rewiring the Brain, and Embracing Long-Term Sobriety through Daily Reflection

Another great subject for me as I have OCD and this is a guide to its control or management. So far it is well written, easy to grasp and interesting.

Lawford's latest book stands as one of the best mass market books on addiction and recovery to come out in the last few years. Several features make this a strong read.For starters, he makes it a point to bring in a variety of top experts in the field such as Tom McLellan (former director of the ONDCP and a very respected authority), Dr. Andrea Barthwell, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Dr. Howard Shafer, Dr. Nora Volkow (director of NIDA), Dr. Bob DuPont (first director of NIDA) among many, many others. He

Great solid book, has some great information. Written solidly with research and strategies for all addictions.The only reason I am giving it a 3 - I think it could have been better organized and edited to be read a little easier.

This book was recommended by a friend, and another friend mentioned it too!I got the kindle edition.I think it's well written, I like the information, I find the concept useful and inspiring. (It's promoted a lot of positive behavior in my own family and that of many of my friends.)I'd say it's worth the price even if it's just a read for curiosity. I also have seen it be VERY helpful for family and friends of people who are struggling.

Another one of Chris's great books! Chris has written a book which covers many addictions, so there's something for every addict under the sun. With his holistic and integrative approach to solving the addiction puzzle, people now have a more comprehensive picture of what you can do to identify addictions in your life and how to finally address them responsibly. I was grateful to be a contributing voice in this book (regarding emotional eating and eating disorders), and to be among so many grea