The Sober Enterprise

The Sober Enterprise was written out of instinct to survive. Rehabs and anonymous groups failed. Countless physicians and mental health practitioners fluent in advanced treatments for addiction all failed Colin.

This project began as a controversial theory conceived in the mind of a dying heroin addict postulating a cure for any ''disease'' of dependency. The author suggests addiction is really a surrogate identity assuming control through habit. The only antidote promising lifelong sobriety is critical analysis and development of authentic personality.

Through radical revisions in belief, relationship overviews, and establishment of moral responsibilities, this book produces the most sober of perspectives.