IAPI are thrilled to present Brian Pennie in a smash discussion on the topic of anxiety on Friday the 11th of September.
On October 8 2013, Brian Pennie experienced his first day clean after 15 years of chronic heroin addiction. Brian has posited that anxiety created his addiction and he was only able to recover and re-engage with life once he had dealt with that crippling element of his life.
Instead of perceiving his addiction as a failure, however, he embraced a second chance at life and went to university to study the intricacies of human behavior.
Since then, he has become a keynote speaker, a PhD student, a lecturer in Trinity College and University College Dublin, a life change-strategist, a radio presenter, and author of his recently published memoir, Bonus Time.
In this webinar, Brian will discuss his life, how he beat his addiction and how anxiety and overthinking – the things that drove him towards addiction – came back into his life. To deal with with his anxiety he developed his 'Programme for life'.
This program includes a range of tools and strategies that focus on self-awareness, decision-making, and mind-set change strategies. He will provide tangible and easy take-aways based on his own studies and discoveries through his own PhD scholarship in Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience.
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Add to Calendar 2020-09-11 12:45:00 2020-09-11 14:00:00 Europe/Dublin smash presents - Brian Pennie on Anxiety On October 8 2013, Brian Pennie experienced his first day clean after 15 years of chronic heroin addiction. Instead of perceiving his addiction as a failure, however, he embraced a second chance at life IAPI info@iapi.com
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Add to Calendar 2020-09-11 12:45:00 2020-09-11 14:00:00 Europe/Dublin smash presents - Brian Pennie on Anxiety On October 8 2013, Brian Pennie experienced his first day clean after 15 years of chronic heroin addiction. Instead of perceiving his addiction as a failure, however, he embraced a second chance at life IAPI info@iapi.com