The “ADDICT” in All of Us

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Addiction, much like any other condition, often begins as an adaptive response to a maladaptive environment—a way to cope with pain. In “The Addict in All of Us,” Dr. Helen Sairany takes a grounded, humane, and holistic approach to understanding addiction. This course delves into the impact of early life experiences and exposure to adversity on the development of addictive behaviors, challenging the dangerous myths that still permeate various sectors such as criminal justice, healthcare, and higher education.

Why attend the course

The Nature of Addiction

Gain a deep understanding of addiction as an adaptive response to pain rather than a moral failing.

Impact of Early Life Experiences

Explore how early life experiences and exposure to adversity contribute to addictive behaviors

Myths and Misconceptions

Identify and debunk common myths and misconceptions about addiction.

Compassionate Approaches

Learn compassionate and humane approaches to support individuals struggling with addiction.

Holistic Healing

Understand holistic healing practices that address the mind, body, and spirit.

Pathways to Recovery

Discover practical strategies and pathways to support recovery and prevent relapse.

Benefits of Attending this course

Expert Insight

Learn from Dr. Helen Sairany, a respected expert in addiction and holistic healing.

Holistic Understanding

Develop a comprehensive understanding of addiction that includes psychological, social, and biological factors.

The Addict in All of Us

Practical Tools

Gain practical tools and strategies to support yourself or others in the journey towards recovery.

Community Connection

Join a supportive community of individuals committed to understanding and healing from addiction.

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

Healthcare professionals seeking a deeper understanding of addiction.

Educators and policy-makers looking to challenge myths and implement compassionate approaches.

Anyone interested in emotional and mental well-being.

Therapists and counselors who want to expand their knowledge and tools for working with clients struggling with addiction.

Dr. Helen Sairany

As a 7-year-old Kurdish child in Iraq, a country torn by war and conflict, Dr. Sairany was spotted by a U.S. Marine deployed to her country with a grenade in her hand, who saved her life by exchanging the grenade for a bag of candy.

Because of her turbulent childhood, Dr. Sairany was diagnosed with complex PTSD in 2013. Thus, she aspires to live in a world where the vast majority are trauma-informed, feel psychologically safe and valued for the work they put out, and return home fulfilled.

Dr. Helen Sairany is a trauma-informed healthcare provider who has written three books on living with the wisdom of trauma. She has spoken nationally and internationally on trauma and has helped hundreds of overwhelmed entrepreneurs, practitioners, and industry leaders who operate in survival mode. 

TESTIMONIALS

Enroll Now and Start Healing

Ready to gain a deeper understanding of addiction and uncover pathways to healing? Enroll in "The Addict in All of Us" today and take the first step toward compassionate and holistic wellness.

FAQ

No, this course is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or prior knowledge.

You will have lifetime access to the course materials, so you can revisit the content at any time.

Yes, the course includes practical strategies and pathways to support recovery and prevent relapse.

Healing Together: Transforming Your Trauma to Triumph

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Here’s precisely how I can guide you to long-term relief:

FREE Masterclass!

Join the Trauma-Informed Warrior Waitlist: With us by your side, you can start your journey toward regulating your nervous system and overcoming your self-sabotaging patterns. My upcoming Masterclass is on August 6 and 7.

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