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I. What is Addiction Proofing?
A. It is not Addiction Recovery
B. It is Addiction Prevention
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• A Strategy for the 90

Compulsion
Temptation
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Addiction
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I. What is Addiction Proofing?
C. Does not emphasize Recovery but Christianity
D. Creating an Addiction-Proofed life, family,
team, church
E. Fulfilling Your Dream of Being a Change
Agent!
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II. What makes addiction-proofing necessary?
A. Daily Job Challenges
B. The onslaught of the Internet
C. Family Background Issues
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The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study
The largest study of its kind ever done
to examine the health and social effects
of adverse childhood experiences over a life span
(18,000 participants).
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Categories of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Category Prevalence ()

• Abuse by Category
• Psychological (by parents) 11
  
• Physical (by parents) 11
• Sexual (anyone) 22
• Emotional Neglect 15
• Physical Neglect 10
  

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Categories of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Category Prevalence ()

• Household Dysfunction by Category
• Substance Abuse 26
• Mental Illness 19
• Mother abused 13
• Family member imprisoned 3
• One or No parents present 23

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The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study
This combination makes ACEs the leading
determinant of the health and social well-being
of our nation
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Adverse Childhood Experiences Vs. Likelihood of
more than 50 sexual partners
ACE Score
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We Find That Addiction highly correlates
with characteristics intrinsic to that
individuals childhood experiences.
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Adverse childhood experiences predict
health-risk behaviors and disease conditions
Health-risk behaviors
Smoking Severe obesity Physical
inactivity Depression
Alcoholism Illicit/injected drug use Sexual
promiscuity
Adverse childhood experiences
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II. What makes addiction-proofing necessary?
A. Daily Job Challenges
B. The onslaught of the Internet
C. Family Background Issues
D. Plateauing Executive Derailment
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ADDICTION
UNADDRESSEDPAINS Loneliness Shame Family
Background Immaturity Trauma
HARD
SOFT ADDICTIONS Workaholism Co-Dependency
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Addiction is the legacy of unaddressed pain.
- Pastor Mick Andrews Sunrise Community Church,
Sacramento, CA
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III. What is the Internal Addictive Cycle?
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INTERNAL CYCLE
Unaddressed Pain
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Vietnam Heroin Users
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Galatians 524
And they who are owned by Christ have crucified
the flesh-system with its painful moods
and appetites.
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Early Pain Dissipation Process
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INTERNAL CYCLE
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
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CHEMISTRY OF HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS
CHEMISTRY OF ADDICTION
Narcissism Oxytocin Vasopressin
Family Attachment Oxytocin Vasopressin
Sexuality Aggression Testosterone
Sexual Fantasy Testosterone
Fun Romance Dopamine Serotonin
Substance Abuse/Gambling Dopamine Serotonin
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Dysfunctional Childhood
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Adult Dysfunctional Pain Dissipation Process
Prevent or End Pain, Medicate
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INTERNAL CYCLE
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy
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SENSATION MEMORIES PERSPECTIVE
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INTERNAL CYCLE
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy
Initiation
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INTERNAL CYCLE
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy
Initiation
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IV. What is the answer to the Addictive Cycle?
A. Ministry to Self
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COLOSSIANS 220-21
If you have died with Christ, do not submit to .
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Do not Handle, Do not Taste, Do not Touch!
Rules Dont Work!
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COLOSSIANS 3
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy
Fantasy

• Identity 31

Initiation
Act
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• Identity 31

Fantasy
220 Since you have died with Christ . . . 31
Since then you have been raised up with Christ .
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Neither can you bear fruit unlessyou abide in
me! John 154
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COLOSSIANS 3
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Disassociation
Fantasy

• Identity 31
• Association 31-2

Initiation
Act
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• Association 31-2

Disassociation
31 Keep seeking the things above . . . 32
Set your perspective on the things above . . .
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COLOSSIANS 3
Unaddressed Pain
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy

• Identity 31
• Association 31-2
• Mood Killing 35

Initiation
Act
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• Mood Killing 35

Unaddressed Pain
35 Therefore, put to death the members of your
earthly body with regards to sexual immorality,
impurity, moodiness, . . . .
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COLOSSIANS 3
Unaddressed Pain

• Identity 31
• Association 31-2
• Mood Killing 35
• Relational Pain Removal 38

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• Relational Pain Removal 38

Unaddressed Pain
And so put off (like clothing) anger, wrath,
malice, slander, and abusive speech from your
mouth.
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COLOSSIANS 3
Unaddressed Pain
Disassociation
Fantasy

• Identity 31
• Association 31-2
• Mood Killing 35
• Relational Pain Removal 38
• Becoming Compassion 312

Initiation
Initiation
Act
Act
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Put On Compassion 312

• And so put on, then, as the chosen of God,
  holy and permanently loved, deep responses of
  tender mercy . . .

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For The Church
1. Use the language of instinct and emotion
2. Recognize family backgrounds
3. Recognize people are struggling
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For The Church
4. Emphasize benefits
5. Becoming Who God Intended
6. Seminars
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Becoming Who God Intended
By Dr. David Eckman
www.AddictionProofing.com
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