Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#300 A Cure For Depression & Addiction
#300 A Cure For Depression & Addiction
#300 A Cure For Depression & Addiction
Saturday 16th July 2022
Michael Stoller discusses TMS therapy's potential to cure addiction and depression, sharing his experiences and inviting open dialogue.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Michael Stoller on the Hope of Curing Addiction and Depression
I actually believe, through some of my TMS therapy and got a glimpse of what's possible with TMS- that there actually could be a cure for addiction and depression and other mental illnesses like OCD, post-traumatic stress disorder, ADHD and other types of mental illnesses.
Can addiction and depression truly be cured? Michael Stoller tackles this bold question in this episode of 'My Blueprint'. Drawing from his own experiences and a recent interview on Reco12, Stoller delves into the potential of TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) therapy as a groundbreaking treatment for mental illnesses. With his characteristic openness, he shares how TMS therapy offered him a glimpse of what recovery might look like, sparking a conversation that's both provocative and enlightening.
Stoller acknowledges that his views might stir controversy, especially among traditional recovery circles. Yet, his commitment to fostering dialogue is unwavering. He invites listeners to weigh in with their thoughts and experiences, making this episode a space for collective exploration and understanding. Whether you're skeptical or hopeful, Stoller's candid narrative provides a fresh perspective on tackling addiction and depression. This episode is perfect for anyone grappling with these challenges or supporting someone who is.
It's a brief but impactful listen that promises to leave you thinking long after it ends. Tune in to hear Stoller's unique take on mental health recovery and join the conversation about what the future of treatment could hold.