Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Anxiety, Relationship, Addiction Specialist
Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Anxiety, Relationship, Addiction Specialist
#19 Addiction Part 2-Stop Believing The Misconceptions of Addiction...Understanding The Problem
#19 Addiction Part 2-Stop Believing The Misconceptions of Addiction...Understanding The Problem
#19 Addiction Part 2-Stop Believing The Misconceptions of Addiction...Understanding The Problem
Monday 10th August 2020
Shayden J. Bertagnolli debunks addiction myths, revealing it as a learned behavior that can be unlearned. Tune in for insights and hope.
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Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Anxiety, Relationship, Addiction Specialist
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Stop letting satan destroy you and shame you to death and tell you how bad you are because you accidentally, or sometimes even on purpose, added a feature into your life and learned something that you soothed with, that had ill effects.
Addiction often feels like a mysterious monster lurking in the shadows, but what if we told you it's not as elusive as it seems? In this episode of 'The Motyv Podcast', therapist Shayden J. Bertagnolli sheds light on the myths surrounding addiction, breaking down the walls of misunderstanding that keep so many trapped. Shayden challenges the conventional disease model of addiction, suggesting instead that it's a learned behavior—one that can be unlearned with the right approach.
This isn't just theory; he backs it up with cutting-edge neuroscience and real-world insights. Shayden also dives into how family dynamics and feelings of shame play into addiction, offering a nuanced view that goes beyond the surface. He explores the fine line between unconditional love and conditional tolerance, providing a fresh perspective that can be eye-opening for anyone dealing with addiction in their life or the life of a loved one.
This episode is a beacon of hope, filled with practical advice and compassionate understanding. If you're looking for a new way to think about addiction and a path towards healing, this conversation is a must-listen.