Lee Crowhurst
Lee Crowhurst
02 Nature v Nuture
02 Nature v Nuture
02 Nature v Nuture
Tuesday 8th December 2020
Join Lee Crowhurst as he unpacks the nature vs nurture debate on alcoholism, sharing personal stories and emphasizing mental health in 'My Alcoholic Mother'.
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Lee Crowhurst
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Body & Mind
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Nature vs Nurture: The Roots of Alcoholism Unpacked
Did my mother actually want to become an alcoholic? No, did she actually want a family? Yes, did she actually want the children with lots of money? Yes, so where did it all go wrong?
Is alcoholism something you’re born with, or is it shaped by your environment? This episode of 'My Alcoholic Mother' tackles this age-old debate head-on. Host Lee Crowhurst shares his own experiences and investigations into whether alcohol abuse is a matter of genetics or learned behavior. Lee opens up about his journey, realizing he was on a similar path to his mother’s, and how he wrestled with the influences around him.
He dives into family drinking habits, examining whether they point to a genetic predisposition or if they’re simply patterns picked up from one’s surroundings. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Lee discusses how internal conflicts and self-deprivation can lead to self-destructive behaviors like alcoholism. This episode isn't just about theory; it’s about real-life struggles and insights that many can relate to. Lee also emphasizes the importance of mental health and encourages anyone grappling with addiction to seek help.
If you’ve ever wondered why people become addicted to alcohol, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the factors that might be at play. It’s an eye-opener for anyone trying to understand the complexities of addiction, whether for themselves or a loved one.