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Title: The Sleeping Tiger Summary: After a convict breaks in a psychotherapist's home, he agrees to rehabilitation rather than arrest but the therapist's wife becomes infatuated with him. Directed by: Joseph Losey Actors: Dirk Bogarde, Alexis Smith, Alexander Knox Production Company: Victor Hanbury Productions Release Date: 8 October 1954 (USA)
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Sleeping Tiger. The "tiger" is invisible, but very real. He grows from a small, deceptively harmless cub into a huge, roaring tiger within the body of an alcoholic. Imaginative illustration shows the progression of the disease, even during abstinence. The audience is shown that the "tiger" may remain dormant, but can re-emerge after relapse as ...
By using the visual of a tiger to depict the word addiction allows a clearer understanding of the dangers and reality of addiction and what it brings. This talk is designed to help children and young adults understand addiction.
Jul 15, 2022 · Chris West-Russell. “The Sleeping Tiger” Episode 2. Friday 15th July 2022. Join Chris and his guests in this episode of Addiction and Recovery podcast as they talk about what addiction is, how it comes from an inherited disease, and the experience of a recovering addict. 28 minute s. Play. Informative. Empowering. Hopeful. Compassionate.
These talks explain what addiction is in it many forms, how to recognise addiction, what to do when a student shows signs of active addiction and how to prevent addiction from becoming active through connection and communication.
The Sleeping Tiger If I think of the disease of addiction like a sleeping Tiger, one that is beyond patient, I can understand the progression of this disease. It never leaves, it patiently sleeps in waiting for us to believe one of the little lies it tells us, just one lie can bring us back to where we started, one little lie that grows into so ...
