
The Lies I Once Believed
About this book
Addiction doesn't have a straightforward cure. For many, there is only so much that can be accomplished through medicine, treatments, and therapy. For these individuals, recovery requires a journey of spiritual discovery. That is why social psychologist Lisa Stanton (@drlisastanton) wrote The Lies I Once Believed to guide others on their path to healing through unlearning the beliefs that block them from contentment. Lisa shares pivotal experiences from her own journey to contentment and out of addiction and a plethora of other diagnoses, which began with her reopening the door to a relationship with God. Featuring lessons about prayer, forgiveness, and experiencing life differently, this book combines psychology and spirituality to help anyone suffering to embrace the healing power of honesty. Reconnect with truth and your faith as you learn that the key to contentment and recovery often comes from within.
Details
| ISBN | 9781969508615 |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Audience | Adults |
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