Unchain Your Brain: An Audio Program for Breaking the Addictions That Steal Your Life Audiobook By Daniel G. Amen MD, David E. Smith MD cover art

Unchain Your Brain: An Audio Program for Breaking the Addictions That Steal Your Life

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Unchain Your Brain: An Audio Program for Breaking the Addictions That Steal Your Life

By: Daniel G. Amen MD, David E. Smith MD
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Based on the best-selling book, this audio course offers a breakthrough program based on pioneering brain imaging work - clinically successful in helping thousands to find immediate relief and enduring freedom from chemical and behavioral dependencies.

©2015 Daniel Amen (P)2015 Daniel Amen Addiction & Recovery Alternative & Complementary Medicine Personal Development Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Stress Management

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This title is a collection of conversations in what is basically a talk radio format. The authors lightly discuss around the topics of the book by the same title. It is essentially a nine hour sales pitch for the book. It seems disorganized and they don't go into any detail on any one topic. Don't waste your money. I have read Dr. Amen's "Change Your Brain, Change Your Life" and several other books on the brain. This audio does not reveal anything new or particularly enlightening. Additionally, the authors are making broad generalizations based on their clinical experiences. They seem to have the tendency to think that the addicted, mentally ill people they work with are a representative population. That approach may be pragmatic, but is not realistic. Instead of this "audiobook" do yourself a favor and get Norman Doidge's "The Brain That Changes Itself" or better yet "The Brain's Way of Healing." I suppose the actual book "Unchain Your Brain" might be worth reading/listening to, but don't waste your time on these discussion audios unless you are a die-hard Amen fan and just can't get enough of his work.

A big disappointment. Asking for a refund.

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