Right Now Enough Is Enough! – The Answer To Kicking Addictions

Houston, TX – Peter Sacco’s new book, Right Now Enough Is Enough! Overcoming Addictions And Bad Habits For Good (Book Locker Publishing), is enjoying  remarkable success both as a supplement to proven support groups such as AA and NA and, with its practical approach to mental health, an easy-to-understand, personal self-help manual to effectively overcome addictions and bad habits.  

Peter Sacco, noted psychologist and author, spent nearly a decade trying to find out why people have such a tough time saying ‘no,’ and then sticking to it, when it comes to addictions, bad habits or negative thinking patterns. In his book, Sacco delves deep into the addictive mind to find answers.

“I have been compiling information, insights and ideas from recovering alcoholics, substance abusers, addicts, mental health sufferers and world-leading practitioners in addictions and mental health,” Sacco says.  “Only then did I develop the principles of Right Now Enough Is Enough. When applied, they have an overwhelming success rate!”

Sacco’s powerful book provides life-changing tools that encourage readers to look deep inside themselves to find the root of their problems and gain a better understanding of changes they need to make in order to attract and attain the most positive outcomes for success in every area of life.
 
“Using cognitive behavioral therapy techniques along with the law of intention, this book breaks new ground in combining psychology with spirituality for overcoming addiction,” Sacco continues. “Plus, it employs the principles from the law of attraction, teaching individuals how to become what they most want to be in life, as well as showing them how to receive what they want.”

Sacco’s latest book is undoubtedly one of the most effective books dealing with negative habits and addictions to come along in a very long time. Concise yet simple steps help us determine what makes us tick and fundamental, no-nonsense advice helps us change a destructive mindset and leads instead to making positive, life-changing decisions.

Peter Sacco is an author, psychology professor and former private practitioner. He is the author of many popular international books. He is also former Editor-in-Chief of Vices: The Magazine for Addictions, Habits and Well-Being, and author of more than 700 magazine articles. Sacco has received the Award of Excellence in Teaching and lectures at universities in both the USA and Canada. He currently hosts a weekly radio show, “Mental Health Matters” which discusses mental health, relationship and addiction issues and features celebrities.

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