Jonathon von Breton presents the SMART Recovery Toolbox at the 2014 SMART Recovery Annual Conference at the National Geographic Society Headqurters in Washington DC.
I never really liked the concept of the AA being powerless over alcohol having to grovel for forgiveness for a disease !! I really want to find a way of enjoying my life ! After two years alcohol free I relapsed when I was diagnosed for the third time with cancer !! I am now five months clean but still depressed x
The hierarchy of values portion really hit me as an alcoholic. I would have never put drinking anywhere on the list, let alone in the top 5. Pretty powerful stuff.
I actually had a tear in my eye when Professor Von Breton told us he had been a pupil of the great Professor Ellis. SMART Recovery for me, is a home coming. Professionally, & personally, I had used techniques from Ellis, Bandura, even Pavlov's theories, as the Master shared in this video, for me, I had forgotten the skills & tools.
I really don’t get the negative comments. I can understand him and the audience members just fine. I appreciate the walk through and this video, great work!
I never really liked the concept of the AA being powerless over alcohol having to grovel for forgiveness for a disease !! I really want to find a way of enjoying my life ! After two years alcohol free I relapsed when I was diagnosed for the third time with cancer !! I am now five months clean but still depressed x
The hierarchy of values portion really hit me as an alcoholic. I would have never put drinking anywhere on the list, let alone in the top 5. Pretty powerful stuff.
Thanks for putting it online.
I actually had a tear in my eye when Professor Von Breton told us he had been a pupil of the great Professor Ellis. SMART Recovery for me, is a home coming. Professionally, & personally, I had used techniques from Ellis, Bandura, even Pavlov's theories, as the Master shared in this video, for me, I had forgotten the skills & tools.
Masterfully well done JvB!
Love the inclusive, conversational nature of your approach.
I really don’t get the negative comments. I can understand him and the audience members just fine. I appreciate the walk through and this video, great work!
wow great start for a 2nd time around sobriety
I'm working the tools and started a blog to cover my journey
I wanna be a SMART facilitator 👍🏽
Thanks for this, great talk :)
Awesomeness
It was great, then great with problems.
Then only problems.
You spelled his name wrong.
Shame he seems a bit deaf.
But he can still hear a bit, the glass is half full.
Nd you seem really rude.