About
I believe that a successful recovery program includes both abstinence and spirituality. For a Jewish person in recovery this includes Jewish Wisdom.
I believe that each person’s journey is unique. It is my philosophy that a good recovery requires a good holistic program that addresses the unique needs of the body, mind and soul of each person, with a spiritual focus existing at the core to acquire real authentic change and authentic joy.
Philosophy
How it works
Good or Complete Recovery (as in the process of tshuva) is very rare, but it is possible to accomplish with a good program that elevates the Body Mind and Soul.
We focus on three objectives:
To learn to cope with the obstacles of life and to increase awareness of opportunities for positive change
To separate the goods things in life from the rest and…
To elevate change(s) and experience true authentic joy in life
The goal of a good recovery program is two fold:
To stop using drugs, alcohol or other damaging behaviours that may contribute to your addiction.
To make change to the root cause o f the problem which is found in ones character. In doing so, becoming a person that can experience True Authentic Joy.
Let me help you find the program that works for you.
We will work together to find the solution that is best suited to your individual needs. Lets find the program that’s right for you.
Testimonials
Lawrence has many skills that I feel compliment him as a person who enjoys working with others. These skills I believe work well when working with people in general but especially with those who have the challenge of addiction and the journey of recovery.
Some of these skills are: kindness, compassion, knowledge of addictions and counseling, and a solid rooting in spirituality. He has a commitment and passion to his philosophy and approach to addictions councelling, and wiliness to learn and ask for feedback.
Lawrence is a very eloquent man who is passionate about working in the recovery field.
Denise Halsey
Professor of Addiction Studies
Centennial College (Admin. of University of Toronto)
