Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
034: Alcohol Myths and Realities
034: Alcohol Myths and Realities
034: Alcohol Myths and Realities
Monday 12th October 2015
Join Paul Churchill, Kris Oyen, and Omar from the Shair Podcast as they debunk alcohol myths and discuss the realities of addiction on 'Recovery Elevator'.
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Get the buttons here!Debunking Alcohol Myths with Omar from the Shair Podcast
Here's the reality: alcoholics have the same psychological and emotional problems as everyone else before they start drinking.
Ever wondered if everything you’ve heard about alcohol is true? Episode 34 of 'Recovery Elevator' might just surprise you. Hosted by Paul Churchill and Kris Oyen, this episode features Omar from the Shair Podcast. Together, they tackle some of the most common myths surrounding alcohol and shed light on the realities of addiction. Did you know that people struggling with alcoholism often have the same psychological and emotional issues as everyone else before they start drinking?
This episode dives deep into such misconceptions, making it clear that understanding the truth about alcoholism is crucial for effective treatment and support. One fascinating aspect they discuss is the role of spirituality in sobriety. Whether it's a belief in a higher power or simply finding inner peace, spirituality can play a significant part in overcoming addiction. Omar shares his personal experiences and insights, adding a layer of depth and authenticity to the conversation.
If you're grappling with addiction, curious about the realities of alcoholism, or supporting someone on their journey to sobriety, this episode is packed with valuable information and inspiration. It’s not just about busting myths; it’s about offering hope and practical advice for anyone looking to lead a healthier, alcohol-free life.