How We Support Addiction with our Practical Philosophy
What is Addiction?
n our view, the hunt for drugs is the last stage in an individual’s life who didn’t find a deep, complete and harmonious philosophical answer compatible with their existential problems. .
Our Approach: Practical Philosophy
Our approach is rooted in the belief that philosophy is not just an intellectual pursuit, but a practical guide for living a meaningful and fulfilling life.
By working on oneself with the support of philosophical advisors - observing oneself, learning about oneself and being exposed to ideas that challenge the existing assumptions and beliefs about one's self and the world - anyone struggling with dependency on a chemical substance can find wholeness and healing.
Carl Jung idea about Addiction
"Addiction is the equivalent, on a low level, of the spiritual thirst of our being for wholeness."
Addiction is neither properly understood nor adequately addressed
The traditional opinion is: Understood as a “brain disorder", labeled a “chronic disease”, seen as a “moral problem”: just say “no”, believed to be genetic and some experts think: “once an addict, always an addict” .
1-2-1 Philosophical Advising
Our philosophical advisers provide personalized guidance and support tailored to participants' unique needs, aspirations and goals. Through one-on-one sessions, you will gain clarity, set meaningful objectives, and develop actionable plans to achieve health and wholeness. Our advisers are dedicated to helping each person navigate life's complexities and put an end to the suffering they experience.
Testimonials
“I was initially skeptical... Now we are coming up on a year, and I can say they saved my son’s life and brought him back to me after years of suffering. He used to self-medicate with alcoholism and weed just to get through the day. I’m happy to report that [my son] is in a good place today...”
Yolanda, parent of former participant.
“The practical philosophy is the only reason that I love my life, I have now conquered my inner monsters that led me down a long dark road ending in death. I escaped that elusive death trap now I am excited to live the long happy life I have before me full of love, joy and prosperity. Thank you for everything you have done for me.”
Joe, former participant
"Everywhere I turned I heard illness, disease, and forever, but my parents and I could not believe that I would be an addict forever. We never gave up that idea, and it led us to the practical philosophy. The place that brought my life back, the place that cured me from heroin addiction.”
Jimmy, former participant
“The practical philosophy is saving my life and giving me the tools to live and be successful in every aspect of my life. There is nothing better than to know yourself and find your truth and purpose in this life.” - Anna former participant