Mark and Michelle have a candid discussion with friend, colleague, and competitor in the non-12-step program world, Zach Rhoads of The Life Process Program.

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What’s your “addiction”? Do you feel like a slave to something; maybe an activity, a feeling, an emotion, a food, a person, or a substance? Mark and Michelle explore the many…

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When learning The Freedom Model, there can be a tendency to get some of the information and begin your experimentation with abstinence and moderation. You spend a bit of time…

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Can pleasure and addiction be explained with neuroscience? Can thought, behavior, habit, change, and all matters of the mind be shown on a brain scan? What about your likes…

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We often get this question from people in the recovery society; “How does The Freedom Model help people?” Mark and Michelle discuss why it’s so difficult for people in the…

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We often get this question from people in the recovery society; “How does The Freedom Model help people?” Mark and Michelle discuss why it’s so difficult for people in the…

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Addiction disease proponents often accuse The Freedom Model of preying on vulnerable “addicts” for a profit. Ironically these critics all point to Alcoholics Anonymous (which…

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There is a lot of “feel good” bullsh*t and platitudes out there, but have you ever actually broken any of them down and learned what they mean? Can “feel good” clichés help…

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The Freedom Model is information! When you understand The Freedom Model fully, then solving addiction becomes easy, and maintaining an addiction free lifestyle is effortless.

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The main argument for the disease theory of addiction is that it is the more compassionate view. But is it actually more compassionate to view addiction in this way?

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