Other Books by Kurt Dahl
Psychology & Addiction
Gambling Addiction
This book is the first step of your journey to stopping gambling forever. To begin this journey, you must first learn exactly what you are dealing with. No other book explains the problem as clearly and simply as this book. If you are a gambling therapist, counselor, or researcher, you will learn important current gambling addiction information and fresh insights about all available treatment options; from CBT and DBT to financial controls, from inpatient treatment recommendations to urge warfare, from GA and Smart Recovery to hypnosis. This is one of the most widely recommended books on gambling addiction by problem gambling therapists and professional treatment programs.
The New Millennium 5 Step Program
From the author of Gambling Addiction, the book most recommended by gambling addiction therapists and professionals, this book provides a new step program consistent with current concepts for treating addiction. It will guide you as you create your personal recovery plan and will inspire you to finally find the motivation to successfully overcome this insidious addiction. Overcoming gambling addiction is hard; it may be one of the most difficult challenges you have ever faced. This book does not shy away from the hard work recovery requires. What it does do is provide the knowledge and tools you need to build a gambling-free life.
Fiction
The Eden Proposition
The collapse of human civilization can happen in many different ways. This fictional account explores what may be the most plausible. Called can’t-put-it-down riveting, powerfully thought-provoking, terrifying, and entirely possible, The Eden Proposition is a novel that will stay with you—in a troubling way—for months to come. It is the autopsy of the inevitable.
An American Famine
There are a thousand books that tell you how to prepare for collapse—but this is the only one that tells you what to prepare for. An American Famine combines the realism of today’s leading thinkers on sustainability with a vivid fictional descent into chaos and anarchy. It aims to be the Rosetta Stone for readers concerned about our future but uncertain about its outcome, translating vague fears into a clear and compelling picture of the danger ahead.