Scott Kiloby – Resolving Addiction and its Driving Forces
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It’s safe to say virtually everyone is addicted to something, whether it be substances, sex, porn, work, love, attention, approval, spiritual seeking, self-improvement, being right, complaining.
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Scott Kiloby – Resolving Addiction and its Driving Forces
✨Overview✨
Many people see addiction as too narrowly defined, focusing on drugs and alcohol. Addiction The list is much longer. It’s safe to say virtually everyone is addicted to something, whether it be substances, sex, porn, work, love, attention, approval, spiritual seeking, self-improvement, being right, complaining. Addiction It is the act of looking for or reaching out to someone else in order to find wholeness. Addiction is rooted in the belief that separation is a real thing. Many people focus wrongly on the substance or the activity rather than the driving forces that are causing the addiction.
Scott Kiloby and His team of facilitators is redefining recovery. The Kiloby Center’s approach, which is based on unconditional love, addiction is seen as a result of the underlying emotional “drivers,” These can be reduced by shame and trauma, external pressure/judgment or self-mutilation.-Identity and lack. Instead of being seen as a disease, the Center treats addiction as a RESPONSE to what has happened in a person’s life (e.g., trauma) and/or how one feels about themselves (lack, shame or self-worth).-identity). All of these drivers are dependent upon the belief in separation. This webinar will discuss the belief in separation. Scott This video will show you how to get rid of the underlying drivers and The root cause of all the problems is separation. This webinar will help not only those who are working to resolve addiction but also anyone who is suffering. and They need better tools to get out of this mess.
✨Modules✨
Module 1: Introduction – A Talk on Suffering and Why It Isn’t Necessary
Mar 11, 2018, PST
This segment includes Scott He will dismantle his new model for recovery, which focuses primarily on the use of surgery.-such as somatic inquiry tools to identify the root causes of addiction. This new model focuses on recognizing unconditional love as one’s natural state and Making recovery-Systems of support that are based upon unconditional love and not on shame, punishment, or stigma and Older models of recovery often include judgment. Scott This segment will give you basic tools to help you start removing drivers who are often unconsciously held. and/or somatically.
Duration: 1 hour, 30 min
Module 2: Readiness is the Foundation
Mar 18, 2018 PDT
Many people desire to stop their addictive behavior. Statistics show that there is a low success rate. Why is that? The missing component is willingness. The desire to use (and To suffer) is so compulsive that it often overrides the desire for an addiction to be stopped. Scott and His team created a Readiness Inquiry which eliminates the mental and Emotional blocks can prevent you from being completely ready for whatever comes your way and The underlying causes must be addressed. This segment will teach you how to use the Inquiry for a more prepared state. This Inquiry forms part of the secret sauce. Kiloby Center.
Duration: 1 hour, 30 min
Module 3: Drivers
Mar 25, 2018, PDT
Did you know that your friends and family who want you to stop using are actually the ones that keep you hooked? External pressure, judgment and Shaming is a part of the addiction process. Once they are internalized, they can drive addictive behavior.
It’s just how the ego works. Trauma – and almost everyone has some form of it – is also a major driver. Add shame and deficiency stories (e.g., “I’m not good enough,” “I’m unsafe”) and This is a recipe for compulsively seeking out something better. The good news is that the addictive behavior can be solved by focusing on these areas. This segment is for you. Scott This deep dive will allow you to explore the different forms of penetrating enquiry that directly target these drivers.
Duration: 1 hour, 30 min
Module 4: What is True Recover?
April 1, 2018, PDT
This segment includes Scott You can summarize how the tools can be used skillfully to create a more authentic and peaceful recovery that is as loving and peaceful as possible. We no longer need to adhere to traditional models of recovery that require strict adherence to authority, control, and self.-Harm, aversion or willpower, or belief. Scott will provide ample time for Q&A and You will have all the tools you need and Context from the entire webinar into an cohesive and Clear perspective on true recovery
Duration: 1 hour, 30 min
✨Presenter✨
About Scott Kiloby
Scott Kiloby A well-known author and International speaker on the topic of freedom through non-violence-Dual recognition (authentic spiritual awakening, as it is taught in East). He is the author seven books and He has given numerous lectures and workshops around the globe. and Spiritual awakening intensives and The healing of depression, anxiety, and addiction and trauma. He is a California Registered Addiction Specialist. Specialist.-A new model for addiction recovery is being developed based on inquiry and Infinite love. Scott Is the co-Founding father of the Kiloby Center for Recovery in Palm Springs California. The first addiction, anxiety, or depression. and Trauma Intensive Offpatient Program to primarily focus on mindfulness. Scott The co-Owner of the Natural Rest House, a detoxification facility and residential center in La Quinta, California. Both facilities are focused on Scott’s new model of recovery.
Scott Mindful Pain Management was developed by Dr. John C. Smith, who is also the inventor of the app. This app acts as an interface between doctors. and Chronic pain patients to reduce the risk of becoming addicted to painkillers and You can be more mindful about chronic pain. Scott He is also the founders of two mindfulness/inquiry programs: Living Inquiries Community and a training program and A group of facilitators who have been trained to work with people from more than 12 different countries. and The Natural Rest Advanced Mindfulness (NRAM), training program, focuses on the new. and latest developments in Scott’s work.
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