90-Day Recovery Plan

90-Day Recovery Plan

Mark Denison has created a successful intensive recovery program that takes men through 13 weeks of daily readings and written exercises.

You will dig deep into your past, learn the triggers that are unique to your struggles, and integrate tools that will help you secure long-term recovery.

The program includes weekly meetings/calls with Mark or Michael, check-ins, numerous free resources, and daily access to your leader.

The cost of this program is $900, which can be paid out over three months. To sign up, click the link below.

Men's Individual Coaching

  • Single session – $75
  • 4-session package – $275

Each session lasts 45 minutes. Package includes email and text support, and weekly assignments. Fees are due before the session begins. To get started, complete the form or contact Mark for a free consultation.

Cell: 941-526-4700
Email: [email protected]

Questions?

    3 Ways to Avoid a Relapse

    We all acted like we hadn’t heard it. To a man, the 15 of us just listened and nodded. But what we heard shook many in the group to their core. “I’ve had a relapse.” “Jeff” had been sober for five years – no slips and no relapses. Jeff is an active member of our…

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    Secrets

    For most of its 15-year run, from 1952 to 1967, it was rated among the top 20 shows on television. It was called “I’ve Got a Secret.” Millions of Americans tuned in to watch celebrities try to guess another person’s secret. We love seeing secrets exposed – unless they are our own. As I work…

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    Nine Ways to Stop Lusting

    There is a line in the SA “white book” that defines sobriety as “progressive victory over lust.” Note, the goal is not to (a) quit masturbation, (b) quit porn, or (c) quit any behavior. The goal is to quit lust. So what’s the big deal about lust? It’s simple. When we lust, we tend to…

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    Rigorous Honesty

    In Chapter Five of the AA “Big Book,” we read, “Those who do not recover are incapable of grasping and developing a manner of living which demands rigorous honesty.” Nothing matters more to recovery than that – rigorous honesty. Ben Franklin famously said, “Honesty is the best policy.” William Shakespeare commented, “No legacy is so…

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    I’ve Had a Slip – Now What?

    The shortest distance between addiction and recovery is rarely a straight line. Let me explain. Recovery is like boxing. Before a fight one night, Mike Tyson told his opponent, “Your game plan will work perfectly – until you get punched in the face.” If you are just entering recovery, get ready to get punched in…

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