The Addictions Project
Matt Fox,
Director
352-686-3188
November 6, 2007
Overview
In the spring of
2004, Maureen Chandler made a major breakthrough,
discovering what caused alcohol craving, and how to
eliminate it. To our surprise, it involved a generational
problem involving starvation in the client's ancestral
group. This discovery was a completely new aspect to the
problem that current healing modalities (to our knowledge)
do not have any effect on. Maureen Chandler names the
process the 'Crosby Vortex Technique' in honor of her
father.
Since then, we've found that addictions can
have several other potential causes - ancestral group
trauma, individual generational trauma, using substances to
anesthetize traumatic feelings, and other, less common
causes like 'copying'. Our preliminary tests lead us to
believe we've finally cracked all the parts of this problem
for alcohol, crack cocaine and opiates.
We are now teaching our techniques for eliminating
addictions to therapists. The course description is on the
webpage labeled Course #190:
Whole-Hearted Healing™ for
Addictions.
August,
2006: Licensing agreement for the Crosby Addiction
Process.
The licensing agreement revision 2.4
for our
process to eliminate or reduce addictions (Whole-Hearted
Healing for Addictions™) is attached here as a pdf
file. Although the agreement is pretty standard, there
are a few unusual points that addiction counsellors may
have not encountered before: 1) charge only for results;
2) agree to keep skills up-to-date as the process
improves; 3) an intellectual property rights proviso.
(Note: The license agreement is now revision 2.4 as of
11/6/07. There were only minor changes to the content.)
January,
2007: Large scale testing:
We're currently negotiating with a US
university to test our addiction treatment process. Here is
a copy of Matt Fox's updated research proposal as a pdf
file (168K).
Contacting
Us
To get training in these
techniques, or to become a client, phone Matt at
352-686-0982 (eastern standard time, Florida, USA). His
email address is
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Articles about
the applications of ISPS techniques to
addictions.

