A learning journey created to help individuals understand what is happening inside the brain, body, emotions, and nervous system by integrating neuroscience, trauma psychology, psychospiritual studies, and universal principles. It explores why cravings develop, how the addiction trigger loop works, and how the brain can heal.
Who this is for
Young adults struggling with substance use or feeling anxious or isolated.
Parents and family members.
Therapists, coaches, and other helping professionals.
What You'll Learn
Understand how addiction changes the brain and nervous system.
Recognize and interrupt the addiction trigger loop.
Explore emotional roots such as shame and anxiety.
Develop tools for managing emotions and cravings.
Build healthier habits.
Create a personal vision for the future.
Develop a personalized healing plan.
Reconnect with your authentic nature.
28 daily lessons.
Lifetime access.
Video teachings.
Guided reflection exercises.
Journaling prompts.
Healing assignments.
Personal Healing Plan.
Brain-based recovery education.
Future Vision exercises.
Facilitator
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Wendyne Limber
Wendyne Limber is the Founder of Soulville and the creator of The Imagination Process®. For more than four decades, she has guided thousands of individuals through profound healing by integrating psychotherapy, neuroscience, trauma psychology, psychospiritual studies, expressive arts, and universal principles. Her life’s work is dedicated to helping people understand themselves more deeply, remember who they truly are, and create lives of greater freedom, authentic love, conscious living, and meaningful contribution.
Registration & Prerequisites
Complete the online registration form.
Submit course payment.
Receive immediate access.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
FAQ
Is this only for marijuana addiction?
No. It also applies to alcohol, vaping, and other addictive behaviors.
Can I take this while I’m in therapy?
Yes. It is designed to complement other recovery programs.
Will this stop my cravings?
Healing is a process. As you understand the brain and practice healthy responses, cravings often become less powerful.
Is my brain permanently damaged?
No. The brain has an extraordinary capacity to change through new neural pathways.
Is this course religious?
No. It is psychospiritual, integrating neuroscience, psychology, and universal principles.