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Path to Relapse Prevention: The Inside Passage Volume II

Path to Relapse Prevention: The Inside Passage Volume II

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Mr. Siluk is a Licensed Counselor with the State of Minnesota, and has held international licenses in Drugs and Alcohol, as well as worked for hospitals and clinics with dual disorders. His first CD book, A Path to Sobriety provides understanding on alcoholism and addiction, an ultimate guide.

A Path to Prevention its companion, deals with relapse prevention, curing the disease. Says Mr. Siluk, "Like anything in life, first, you need to understand what you are dealing with, and then you need to deal with it..." Both books offer this formula.

Paul Williams and Mr. Siluk met at the benefit dinner party hosted by the singer, song writer, actor, and counselor on 13 of April, l994, for the National Corporation for Substance Abuse Recovery, held at Treasure Island Casino, in Minnesota, in which Mr. Siluk was the General Manager of the Institution that sponsored the dinner; the topic, substance abuse.

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Pub dateSep 17, 2003
ISBN-100595293913
ISBN-139780595293919
LanguageEnglish
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