http://discoveringalcoholic.com/alcoholism/the-tda-alphabet-primer-i-is-for-insanity The Discovering Alcoholic is a top rated recovery blog covering alcoholism, substance abuse, treatment and recovery issues. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:17:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://discoveringalcoholic.com/alcoholism/the-tda-alphabet-primer-i-is-for-insanity#comment-5039 Breakingthecycles.com – Changing the Conversations » Blog Archive » Substance Abuse Semantics Tue, 19 Jan 2010 14:47:49 +0000 http://discoveringalcoholic.com/?p=3718#comment-5039 [...] politicians, law enforcement, and suffering families that the use of “disorder” or any other disease concept terminology is likely to produce the opposite effect. These groups are more often than not willing to accept the [...] [...] politicians, law enforcement, and suffering families that the use of “disorder” or any other disease concept terminology is likely to produce the opposite effect. These groups are more often than not willing to accept the [...]

]]> http://discoveringalcoholic.com/alcoholism/the-tda-alphabet-primer-i-is-for-insanity#comment-4938 Substance Abuse Semantics Sun, 17 Jan 2010 01:23:55 +0000 http://discoveringalcoholic.com/?p=3718#comment-4938 [...] politicians, law enforcement, and suffering families that the use of “disorder” or any other disease concept terminology is more than likely to produce the opposite effect. These groups are more often than not willing to [...] [...] politicians, law enforcement, and suffering families that the use of “disorder” or any other disease concept terminology is more than likely to produce the opposite effect. These groups are more often than not willing to [...]

]]> http://discoveringalcoholic.com/alcoholism/the-tda-alphabet-primer-i-is-for-insanity#comment-3989 Relapse Prevention Requires Reset Button Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:55:20 +0000 http://discoveringalcoholic.com/?p=3718#comment-3989 [...] Procrastination, rationalization, and prevarication- these are the things I personally have to be careful to avoid because they feed on each other and grow exponentially. I attribute much of my decade and half of sobriety to harsh introspection and identifying this type behavior before it gets out of hand. I do not want to find myself painted into a corner where the only solution seems to be to drink my way out. Yeah that may sound insane, that’s because it is. [...] [...] Procrastination, rationalization, and prevarication- these are the things I personally have to be careful to avoid because they feed on each other and grow exponentially. I attribute much of my decade and half of sobriety to harsh introspection and identifying this type behavior before it gets out of hand. I do not want to find myself painted into a corner where the only solution seems to be to drink my way out. Yeah that may sound insane, that’s because it is. [...]

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