Grupo Centro Madrid
Grupo Centro Madrid
Acuerdo para el Buen Vivir
Acuerdo para el Buen Vivir
Acuerdo para el Buen Vivir
Sunday 20th September 2015
Dive into Grupo Centro Madrid's episode 'Acuerdo para el Buen Vivir' to explore alcoholism's impact on Ecuadorians through personal stories and expert insights.
53 minutes
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Raw
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Life-changing
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Alcoholism in Ecuador: Voices and Visions for Change
I think that all the world recognizes that alcohol in excess is a terrible drug.
Imagine tuning into a heartfelt discussion that takes you straight to the heart of Ecuador, where alcoholism is more than just a personal battle—it's a societal challenge. In this episode of Grupo Centro Madrid's podcast, 'Acuerdo para el Buen Vivir', you'll hear from those who live the struggle daily. Through powerful testimonies and insightful interviews, the episode paints a vivid picture of how alcoholism affects individuals, families, and entire communities in Ecuador.
One standout voice is Juan Bastidas, a spiritual growth expert who dives deep into the root causes of addiction. Bastidas doesn't just skim the surface; he delves into why people turn to alcohol and drugs as an escape from their pain. He brings to light how cultural values and traditions might inadvertently support alcoholism and highlights the pivotal role of education in preventing alcohol-related issues.
Throughout the episode, you'll find yourself reflecting on your own relationship with alcohol and considering how societal norms shape our actions. This isn't just about pointing fingers; it's about understanding and taking responsibility. As the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear that tackling alcoholism requires a collective effort, both on a personal and community level. If you're curious about the deeper issues surrounding addiction or want to hear real stories from those on the front lines, this episode is a must-listen.
It offers a blend of raw honesty and hopeful visions for a better future in Ecuador.