The ‘corporations’ in our tale refer to the tobacco and alcohol companies, while the ‘criminal organisations’ refer to the estimated supply participants in the global market for illicit drugs. The above paragraph is not science fiction, but a reflection on part of the global market for addiction. Together, these organisations (conservatively) generated over USD 2 trillion in revenues and were (again, conservatively) linked to the deaths of almost 9 million people every single year (of which 8.5 million deaths were caused by the legally sanctioned products of corporations). In hypothetical-land, global corporations and criminal organisations used (often subversive) techniques to hook individuals onto dangerous substances which would alter their minds and bodies, often killing them.
We discuss the role of drugs in society, and examine the social, economic and political implications of drugs use for the future of our world. He lectures and teaches nationally, is an internationally published author on the psychic significance of the hurricane, and a Louisiana poet.In this exclusive interview, we speak to Professor Griffith Edwards, CBE (A world expert in alcohol and drug addiction) who founded the National Addiction Centre, served as Editor in Chief of the Addiction journal and is Professor Emeritus of Addiction Behaviour at Kings College London. This book bridges the longstanding gap between the mental health and twelve-step recovering communities in ways that significantly encourage mutual understanding and benefit.ĭavid Schoen, LCSW, MSSW, is a Jungian analyst who practices near New Orleans, Louisiana. It also explains how dreams may be used in the diagnosis and treatment of addiction. It explores, through theoretical and clinical material, modern and ancient myths, and fairy tales, the crucial process of neutralizing the archetypal shadow / archetypal evil, an aspect of all true addictions. Using insights from Jungian psychology, it demonstrates why the twelve steps of AA really work.
Jung, proposes an original, groundbreaking, psychodynamic view of addiction. The War of the Gods in Addiction, based on the correspondence between Bill W., one of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, and Swiss psychiatrist, C.G.
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