You’re not a bad person or alone, you’re
an alcoholic. Welcome to the club.
Anyone reading this is almost certainly experiencing significant pain and disruption in their life – or is looking for means to help someone close who is suffering. So I’ll forego the usual explanations of addiction and the emotional, physical and financial costs. At some level you’ve determined change is necessary and probably long overdue.
My approach is based on what is going to work for the individual and what, ultimately, they want in their life. I do not adhere to any particular theory or treatment model and reject outright the belief that an addict is “helpless”. Quite the opposite.
If you want to change your life, I can help you - that is essentially all that is required. If you are serious about getting sober I will do everything within my power to help you. You don’t have to live this way. You control your own destiny - you just need some help shifting through the clutter in your head and getting on with the business of living free.
I don’t really care why you drink – I’m here to help you to stop.
Lets get connected
If you are serious about getting sober I will do everything within my power to help you.
604 761 8580
Victories
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My name is Bruce
A devout drinker for over 30 years, I fell (literally) into an intervention 17 years ago which resulted in my attending a residential treatment facility for 50 days. I like playing rugby, cutting down trees and helping people cut through the crap, get authentic and tap into their inner bad-ass.
My approach reflects what I’ve experienced in my own recovery and in the many alcoholics I’ve collaborated with over the years. It’s pretty straightforward: (i) Establish that there is a problem and commit to change (ii) Identify what is not working in your life and replace that with positive things that bring you happiness (iii) Put plan into action and work that plan hard. Every day.
If I’m selling anything, it’s freedom. Sobriety is simply a pre-requisite.
I believe
Sobriety begins with being honest with yourself, then those around you in an expanding circle until you are dealing only in truth and integrity.
I feel strongly that everyone is responsible for their choices, that you are not powerless or hopeless. Absolute accountability is a bed rock of sobriety, it empowers the person to take control of their life and lose the self-victimizing posture so prevalent in addictive behaviour. I believe in the power of laughter, of positive action and living in the moment. And I believe in you, regardless of what you’ve done or whether or not you believe in yourself.