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Meet Greg LaBranche Hello. I am Greg LaBranche. I grew up struggling with addiction and am now free. You can be too if you Listen!

Boo! There you go! Today we are providing two noteworthy take-homes for this month’s Halloween News Brief. They may inci...
10/09/2025

Boo! There you go! Today we are providing two noteworthy take-homes for this month’s Halloween News Brief. They may incite new levels of comprehension while considering addiction remission, relapse prevention, and our communities’ frightful fears of homeless addiction disordered people. As we celebrate life, please pray for our recent homeless couple: one who’s lost his life and the other who may live with the tragedy of being homeless and inconspicuously asleep when suddenly traumatized....

Explore the complexities of addiction, self-medication, and recovery in our Halloween News Brief. Transform fear into resilience and understanding.

Today’s news brief: an accolade for our beloved The Intermediate Phase, in part, is a gift left for us in 2015! The heal...
09/09/2025

Today’s news brief: an accolade for our beloved The Intermediate Phase, in part, is a gift left for us in 2015! The healing power of love and respect, we call Affirmation, is also commemorated here today. This is Doc writing you first, for this news brief. It’s super challenging too, as various emotions flutter about, especially in September. Program members, over the years, establish tight bonds....

Explore our journey through addiction recovery, the healing power of love, and the transformative ARMOR Outreach program.

How do you foster a healthy identity? The teachings of India have answers to this question. Identity and ego roughly tra...
08/10/2025

How do you foster a healthy identity? The teachings of India have answers to this question. Identity and ego roughly translate to the Sanskrit word ahamkara. The ahamkara is understood as a collection of mental habits (or vasanas). Some examples are: A food always reminds you of a childhood memory of eating it with your family. A certain word always makes you think of your political beliefs on the subject....

How do you foster a healthy identity? The teachings of India have answers to this question. Identity and ego roughly translate to the Sanskrit word ahamkara. The ahamkara is understood as a collect…

Walk With Me I. The WorkerWalk with me, where the pavement's cold,Where dreams collapse, and stories unfold.I once stood...
08/09/2025

Walk With Me I. The WorkerWalk with me, where the pavement's cold,Where dreams collapse, and stories unfold.I once stood tall with a job and a plan,The rhythm of life held firm in my hand.But layoffs came, and the money ran dry,Now I sleep beneath an indifferent sky.I don’t belong in this wandering state,...

Explore the struggles of identity, addiction, and autonomy in this poignant narrative of the human experience and the need for support.

July: Appreciate and Celebrate Not sure who was going to start us off this month, here I go though, Doc here, looks like...
07/04/2025

July: Appreciate and Celebrate Not sure who was going to start us off this month, here I go though, Doc here, looks like the bird is on the wing. There’s a few of us who contribute to your monthly news briefs and hopefully you’ve been at least breezing through them. They contain a plethora of information for how best to deal with addiction disorders, especially homeless ones, as we’ve remained focused on researching that area extensively and globally....

Discover insights on addiction disorders, freedom, and personal growth in July's reflection. Celebrate the journey to sobriety and hope.

Doc here: this is a very important topic area for achieving any sort of goal, especially extinguishing behaviors associa...
06/03/2025

Doc here: this is a very important topic area for achieving any sort of goal, especially extinguishing behaviors associated with an addiction disorder. For me, the disorder’s condition is unavailable for being completely extinguished. Eventually a healthy sustained state of remission is achievable, providing sufficient training is done. How is this possible? Healthy habits that support a structured lifestyle. Over the years of assisting people with this process of addiction remission, it has become very apparent that addiction disorders are unable to thrive in a structured lifestyle, they lose their power when unable to keep the human condition enslaved....

Explore effective strategies for achieving addiction remission through healthy habits and structured lifestyles. Unlock your recovery potential today!

Let's do this!
05/04/2025

Let's do this!

Explore the intertwined challenges of mental health and addiction. Learn about dual diagnosis and innovative care strategies for recovery.

Research on psychosomatic illness—"psycho" meaning mind and "somatic" meaning bodily—started with Freud and other early ...
04/27/2025

Research on psychosomatic illness—"psycho" meaning mind and "somatic" meaning bodily—started with Freud and other early psychoanalysts. Patients would see a doctor for a variety of physical complaints like stomach pains and headaches, yet doctors couldn't find any clear medical cause. Freud observed that when such a patient had an emotional breakthrough, the physical symptoms would clear up. This led Freud to the interpretation that some physical symptoms were all in the mind....

Research on psychosomatic illness—”psycho” meaning mind and “somatic” meaning bodily—started with Freud and other early psychoanalysts. Patients would see a doctor for a var…

As David (the Big V) has mentioned many times during group, to overcome challenges or obstacles associated with early ad...
04/02/2025

As David (the Big V) has mentioned many times during group, to overcome challenges or obstacles associated with early addiction remission, one must first, “get comfortable with being uncomfortable.” Great concept: it nourishes resilience too and is a pre-requisite for mastering just about any talent or skill. According to Mr. Keller, author of “Infinite Recovery” addiction remission is a skill that can be learned by anyone....

Finding solutions to problems of homelessness and addiction disorders.

Staying present is a cornerstone of recovery from addiction, as it helps individuals focus on the here and now rather th...
03/03/2025

Staying present is a cornerstone of recovery from addiction, as it helps individuals focus on the here and now rather than being overwhelmed by regrets of the past or anxieties over the future. Addiction often thrives on escapism, with individuals using substances or behaviors to avoid uncomfortable emotions or situations. By cultivating mindfulness and grounding techniques, those in recovery can confront their present realities with clarity and resilience....

Staying present is a cornerstone of recovery from addiction, as it helps individuals focus on the here and now rather than being overwhelmed by regrets of the past or anxieties over the future. Add…

Building a positive self-image is a journey that requires self-awareness and intentional effort. It begins with acknowle...
02/06/2025

Building a positive self-image is a journey that requires self-awareness and intentional effort. It begins with acknowledging and accepting who you are, including your strengths and weaknesses. Embracing your individuality and understanding that everyone has unique qualities allows you to stop comparing yourself to others. Instead of focusing on perceived flaws or shortcomings, focus on recognizing your worth and the qualities that make you special....

Understanding addiction remission involves understand self-care and love.

"Our humanity rests upon a series of learned behaviors, woven together into patterns that are infinitely fragile and nev...
01/20/2025

"Our humanity rests upon a series of learned behaviors, woven together into patterns that are infinitely fragile and never directly inherited." - Margaret Mead “We can’t direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails. For maximum happiness, peace, and contentment, may we choose a positive attitude.” ― Thomas S. Monson

“Our humanity rests upon a series of learned behaviors, woven together into patterns that are infinitely fragile and never directly inherited.” – Margaret Mead “We can’t direct th…

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