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pdf icon The Integral Recovery Model for Drug and Alcohol Addiction – by John Dupuy (with Marco Morelli) – 5.9 MB (please wait for download)This article describes the Integral Recovery model in some detail, including an overview of the AQAL framework. It shows how the AQAL (“all quadrants, all stages, all lines, all states, and all types”) approach offers a refreshingly new way of looking at addiction, opening the possibility of a much more integrated and effective treatment modality.

pdf icon Toward an Integral Recovery Model for Drug and Alcohol Addiction - by John Dupuy (with Marco Morelli) – *AQAL Journal version*- 448 kbThis is essentially the same article as above, however, it assumes prior knowledge of AQAL Integral Theory. (If you are unfamiliar with AQAL, you may want to first read “Introduction to Integral Theory & Practice: IOS Basic and the AQAL Map,” by Ken Wilber.) This Integral Recovery article is published in AQAL: Journal of Integral Theory & Practice, Fall 2007, Vol. 2, No. 3.

pdf icon *New* Confronting the Collective Shadow (PDF) - by John Dupuy – After spending a month teaching about Integral Recovery in Germany, John reflects on the power of the collective shadow: “transformed, it becomes the raw energy and power for positive evolution, creativity, compassion, healing, and hope of and for the future.”

pdf icon *New* Surfaces and Depths (PDF) - by John Dupuy – “One of the main insights of the great mystics, and one of the essential truths of Integral Recovery is that all suffering comes from identiﬁcation with surfaces.” What does it mean to enter into depth and out of suffering? This paper explores how this question relates to Integral Practice and Integral Recovery.

*New Page* Ken Wilber and John Dupuy Discuss Holosync – This page contains a transcript of a brief exchange between Ken Wilber and John Dupuy on Holosync-enhanced meditation. The actual audio originally aired on Integral Naked.

pdf icon Integral Recovery: A Brief Overview – by John Dupuy This article offers a summary of the Integral Recovery model. It was originally written for the German Integral magazine Perspectives.

pdf icon Integrale Suchtgenesung - by John Dupuy – Übersetzung: Dennis Wittrock/ mfGerman Translation of “Integral Recovery: A Brief Overview.” Courtesy of Integrales Forum.

pdf icon Integrale Suchtgenesung – by John Dupuy – Übersetzung: Cindy und Elmar Lorenz / Sabine Ging / Dennis Wittrock/ mfGerman Translation of “The Integral Recovery Model for Drug and Alcohol Addiction.” Courtesy of Integrales Forum.

pdf icon Introduction to Integral Theory & Practice: IOS Basic and the AQAL Map – by Ken WilberThis 40-page essay is a user-friendly introduction the AQAL Map which provides the intellectual framework for Integral Recovery. This same essay was later expanded into an pocket-sized, wonderfully illustrated book called The Integral Vision: A Very Short Introduction to the Revolutionary Integral Approach to Life, God, the Universe, and Everything. We highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn what “Integral” is all about.

pdf icon The Science Behind Holosync and Other Neurotechnologies – by Bill Harris (courtesy of Centerpointe Research Institute)Integral Recovery uses Holosync technology to provide a quick, deep, direct, and powerful meditation experience for individuals in recovery. We believe that a daily meditation practice offers numerous physiological, neurological, emotional, and spiritual benefits—not only for people who are suffering from a chemical dependency, but for anyone who is interested in personal growth.

pdf icon Integral Recovery 12 Steps – by John DupuyThis is an “integralized” version of the classic 12-step recovery process. By attempting to integrate (“transcend and include”) both traditional and modern sensibilities, this version of the 12 Steps keeps the “baby” of the original without the “bathwater.” The Integral 12 Steps are currently being used in programs such as Open Sky Wilderness.