How to Build a Rehab

<p>Peter's third book <strong>How to Build a Rehab</strong> offers a detailed insight into the steps he took to create a self-funded holistic rehabilitation centre from the ground up. Utilizing 26-years of experience as a criminal ward of the state and prisoner Peter intimately explores the mechanics of rehabilitating a person that suffers from addiction and faces a community and institutions that rely on an earnest but outdated approach to a problem that is only getting worse.</p><p>With his unapologetic approach Peter deconstructs the decade long process through which he built the largest self-funded rehab in the country. Free from the traditional mindset the construction of the Shalom House method shows how valuable a new set of eyes can be on an old problem. </p><p>Along with anecdotes of Peter's life as a criminal drug dealer and prisoner <strong>How to Build a Rehab </strong>sheds light on the inner workings of Shalom House. Peter lays out a literal manual for building a successful inclusive and self-funded rehabilitation centre that navigates issues of debt family dysfunction and self-discipline in the life of a resident in a holistic way. As Peter can often be heard to say; <strong style=color: rgba(237 27 39 1)>methamphetamine </strong><strong>is the evilest drug to ever hit the planet.</strong></p><p>With the meth epidemic in Australia showing no signs of abating Peter's insight into an alternative approach to rehabilitation is a 'must read' for anyone suffering from the impacts of addiction - and certainly an important book for anyone looking for positive change in the way things have always been done. </p>