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The Best Way to Stop Binge Drinking: An Evaluative Case Study of the Self(s) Healing Experience with Rhonda Lenair

Binge drinking is a national epidemic in the United States that affects us all.  Not only does it regularly destory the lives of those who participate in it, it puts us all in danger: binge drinkers are 14 times more likely to drive intoxicated.  That leads to real consequences: more than 10,000 fatalities due to drunk driving occur annually in the United States alone.

There’s no question that for millions of people, binge drinking is addictive pattern.  It’s just not a sustainable way to live.  Of course, you already know that- so what’s holding you back?  Is it the embarrassment of joining a AA 12-step program?  Are you concerned about tarnishing your reputation in your community?  Or the cost in time and money of stepping into a rehab facility?

In my studies of the rehabilitation options for those suffering from binge drinking, one service towers among the rest: It’s known as the Self(s) Healing Experience (SHE), and it is by far the best way to stop binge drinking.  Since 1987 more than over 30,000 people from all walks of life have been healed of addictive behavior as a byproduct of Self(s) Healing Experience at the Lenair Healing Center.  Behind it all is the incomparable healer and visionary, Rhonda Lenair.

Tree Borden, Ph.D., a psychotherapist with 26 year’s experience practicing in the Massachusetts area, has long known that SHE is the best way to stop binge drinking.  Borden has referred about 75% of her clients to Rhonda because of a phenomenon that occurs in Rhonda’s presence.  She says, “Through the Self(s) Healing Experience that Rhonda offers, addictive, self-sabotaging behaviors, thoughts, desires, cravings and the need to self-destruct simply cease. This happens without any alternative or mainstream therapies or treatments and it is a by-product of the Self(s) Healing Experience: people just outgrow problems that plagued them, almost instantaneously.”

Tree isn’t the only one championing the incredible healing experience offered at SHE.  Joseph Taylor, M.D., has this to say: “I’ve had a relationship with Rhonda Lenair for over 6 years and I’ve referred many patients for alcoholism that have done exceptionally well through her process. Rhonda offers a unique paradigm that effectively resolves addictions, particularly to alcohol. Her process offers substantial benefits to her clients and the field of addiction medicine.”

As impressive as these praises are, they pale in comparison to what clients have to say.  Numbering in the tens of thousands, the patrons of Rhonda’s work are the most astounded of all.

Consider Brad, a 50 year-old warehouse manager from Maine who could binge drink with the best of them.  Brad had been a heavy drinker for 25 years, consuming close to 30 beers a day for much of that time.  With multiple stays at hospitals because of his excessive alcohol consumption, Brad didn’t just need the best way to stop binge drinking- he needed any way to stop it.

After only one session with Rhonda, Brad said, “Wow! I went from consuming close to a 30 pack of beer a day on my own, to feeling like a new me with no desire for any alcohol, no withdrawals, nothing but feeling clean and sober.” His family and friends cannot believe that after all the years of heaving drinking, boom – it was over. “Rhonda gave me back my life,” says Brad. He continues, “I no longer have room in my life for drinking. I am still involved in situations where there is a lot of drinking, but I do not drink anymore.”

I am equally moved by the experience of Polly Peterson, who simply states: “It took Rhonda 20 minutes to turn around my over 20-year-old addiction to alcohol. I am forever grateful.”  Not exactly your typical detox experience.

 

You can compare SHE to other rehabilitation and recovery services, but you’ll find, as I have, that this miraculous experience is far and above the best way to stop binge drinking, no matter the extremity of your problem.

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