Leonard Lendell JonesLendell L. Jones resides in Farmington, New Mexico where he works in the field of substance abuse and behavioral health. He dealt with substance abuse in his youth and became homeless as he diminished to living in shelters, abandoned buildings, and tains before resolving. At the age of twenty-five, he began his journey toward personal recovery and began a mission to help other people and families troubled by addiction. Since earning his substance abuse license in 1998, Lendell has founded Mission Impossible Counseling, an outpatient substance-abuse agency. Lendell accredits much of his works to real-life experiences.Lendell first put his writing skills to the test in 2000 when he wrote his first professional presentation entitled, "The Core Value of Self-Esteem," which is among the favorites presented in treatment and counseling centers throughout the nation. He then followed up with the powerful presentation, "Level 1, 2, and 3" in 2001. He went on to release his third presentation, "It's a Thin Line Between Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships" in 2002. Lendell took his writing skills in a different direction in 2003 as he created the stage play, "Treatment Cries the Blues." After enjoying its success, he followed up in 2004 by writing the stage play "Smoke-free in Maroon Village." Lendell's excitement for therapeutic growth is not limited to writing.He developed the phenomenal therapeutic board game, "High Life" in 2005. In 2006, Lendell created the Level II education and therapy DUI curriculums, Vapor I, and in 2007 he wrote PACE (Parents and Children Evolving) curriculum. In 2013, Lendell released, "Partners: an Intimate (therapeutic) Couples Game." This game is designed to help couples strengthen their relationships. In 2020 Lendell developed VAPOR Anger. VAPOR Anger is an organized motivational program that Specifically addresses "out of control anger". VAPOR Anger accepts the truth rather than collusion. The program is designed to allow participants who are seeking help for "out of control anger" to freely express daily positive and negative stressors as they discover they are not alone in their "out of control anger" struggles. Read More Read Less