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Andrew W. Seefeld

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Andrew W. Seefeld, MD, FACEP, FASAM is an emergency physician and addiction medicine specialist based in New Hampshire. His work focuses on understanding the drivers beneath behavior, especially how people respond to stress, discomfort, and the search for relief.

His writing explores the connection between early emotional experiences and the coping strategies that shape our lives over time. Drawing from both clinical experience and personal insight, he offers a perspective that moves beyond labels and toward awareness.

The Fire I Fed: From Ashes to Awareness is his first book.

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“Sometimes the behaviors that look the most destructive began as attempts to survive something that was never fully understood.”
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“Change didn’t come from forcing something new. It came from staying long enough for something different to emerge.”
― Andrew W. Seefeld, The Fire I Fed: From Ashes to Awareness

“Sometimes the behaviors that look the most destructive began as attempts to survive something that was never fully understood.”
― Andrew W. Seefeld, The Fire I Fed: From Ashes to Awareness

“Change didn’t come from forcing something new. It came from staying long enough for something different to emerge.”
― Andrew W. Seefeld, The Fire I Fed: From Ashes to Awareness

“Sometimes the behaviors that look the most destructive began as attempts to survive something that was never fully understood.”
― Andrew W. Seefeld, The Fire I Fed: From Ashes to Awareness

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