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    Breaking Everyday Addictions: Finding Freedom from the Things That Trip Us Up

    By David Hawkins

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    About this ebook

    Addiction is a rapidly growing problem among Christians and non-Christians alike. Even socially acceptable behaviors, such as shopping, eating, working, playing, and exercising, can quietly take over. Clinical psychologist David Hawkins breaks the silence with this enlightening exposé of the addictions that control people every day. It's loaded with practical information that will help readers...

    • recognize and talk about addiction in their own life or family
    • understand how people become addicted and what can happen when they do
    • break the addictive cycle of thoughts and behaviors
    • create a healthier lifestyle based on scriptural principles
    • build a community of support

    Virtually everyone is addicted to something or affected by a loved one who is. Many people who appear to live freely are secretly controlled by their compulsion. Breaking Everyday Addictions provides the tools they need to allow the healing power of Christ to permeate their lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarvest House Publishers
    Release dateJul 1, 2008
    ISBN9780736932547
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    Breaking Everyday Addictions: Finding Freedom from the Things That Trip Us Up
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    David Hawkins

    With more than 30 years of counseling experience, David Hawkins, PhD, has a special interest in helping individuals and couples strengthen their relationships. Dr. Hawkins’ books, including When Pleasing Others Is Hurting You and Dealing with the CrazyMakers in Your Life, have more than 350,000 copies in print.

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