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Addiction Coaching

Keith’s own decision to go back to school and qualify as a certified Master Coach was a direct result of his own personal battle with addictions.

Keith has been clean and sober since 1994 and has worked with hundreds to help them achieve their goals as they relate to addiction

Much has been written on the topic of addictions, and if you are reading this section in Coached2Success you’ve done some research already.

If you think you may have a problem, chances are YOU DO!

The most important message we can convey is that over 90% of our clients seeking addiction help have achieved their personal goals. The reason for client success versus rehabs and self-help groups, our clients have made a personal financial investment in themselves. They have “skin in the game” .

It is a known fact that a coach that has successfully dealt with addictions offers clients the best chance of success.

Top 5 Excuses Addicted Use to Deny

Can you see yourself in this article? Here are 5 reasons people use, and there are many more. Please read on.
We all have a reason, most of us need help. It doesn’t matter what you are called, if drinking, drugging or other “mood altering habits” or behaviours are hurting your life and relationships, including your relationship with yourself, do your self a favour and get in touch. You may well have a “fixable” problem and we can help.
We listen, help YOU find the whys and most of our clients’ find that they make a decision to change.

Excuse#1:

“I have to drink/use drugs in order to work or continue to be successful.”

Oh really? Is that why you??

Perhaps the truth of the matter is….
your career actually suffers due to your addiction, rather than being empowered by your drinking or drug use.

When I was still using drugs and alcohol, I tried to rationalize that drinking and drugging was beneficial to my work in different ways. After getting clean and sober, I have made huge leaps in my career and what I do for meaningful work in my life.
The truth is that my drinking was severely limiting me, not empowering me.

 
Excuse#2:
“I need to drink/use drugs in order to be social.”
 
Oh really? Is that why you….

Perhaps the truth of the matter is….

…your drinking and drug use may have resulted in some occasional “fun times” in social environments, but over the long term it only serves to isolate you further. Not only that, but the true addict or alcoholic will eventually go overboard, use more than they planned on, and end up in embarrassing situations that they would have otherwise liked to avoid.

The truth is that we see ourselves as being “tragically hip and fatally cool” when we are intoxicated or high, but everyone else just thinks we are lame, or boring. Get over yourself.

 
Excuse#3:
“I’m not hurting anyone else.”
 
Oh really? Is that why you….

Perhaps the real truth of the matter is….

…you damage everyone around you when you continue to slowly self destruct, and deep down you realize that this is a negative path you are on. Intuitively you know that the right path is to get clean and sober and embrace the better version of yourself that you know you should be.

You also realize, deep down, that NOT rising to this challenge is a selfish and even cowardly act, though you may still struggle to summon the courage to do anything about it.

 
Excuse#4:
“Everybody else drinks/uses drugs, so why shouldn’t I?”
 
Oh really? Is that why you….

Perhaps the real truth of the matter is….

…you are clearly not like “everybody else” when it comes to using drugs and alcohol, and “everybody else” does not seem to experience the same consequences and problems that you do.

You compare to others while you observe them drinking socially and reasonably, but then you want to indulge and get completely wasted until you are out of control. If you really want to drink like “everybody else,” then you would stop after having one drink, just like many of them do. But of course you cannot do that, and would never really want to anyway.

Excuse#5:

“If you had my problems then you would drink or use drugs too.”

You think you are unique?

We all have problems in our life. Thousands (including Keith) have learned how to deal with them without the use of drugs, alcohol or other mood-altering behaviours.

To make this change requires help and personal courage.

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