Brian Ario
Brian Ario
Acute to Post Acute Withdrawal
Acute to Post Acute Withdrawal
Acute to Post Acute Withdrawal
Saturday 5th June 2021
Brian Ario discusses the dangers of at-home withdrawal and the importance of professional help in 'Everyday Addict'. Listen for essential recovery advice.
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Brian Ario
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Withdrawal Woes: Why Professional Help is Crucial for Recovery
Seek medical attention, get a doctor to help you out and follow their directions. Right, let's think back to that, because we have a lack of what in our brain, we have a lack of dopamine that says: hey, everything's going great, everything is great.
Ever thought you could handle withdrawal symptoms on your own? Brian Ario, host of 'Everyday Addict', is here to set the record straight. In this eye-opening episode, Brian dives into the nitty-gritty of acute and post-acute withdrawal, explaining why going it alone can be downright dangerous. He tackles the common misconception that withdrawal can be managed at home without medical supervision, stressing that this approach can be life-threatening.
With personal anecdotes and professional insights, Brian sheds light on the psychological pressures that often lead to relapse and underscores the importance of developing new coping mechanisms during recovery. He also breaks down the differences between acute and post-acute withdrawal, highlighting the unique challenges each stage presents. Brian's key message? Don’t go it alone. Seek professional help and consider outpatient treatment to manage symptoms effectively and pave the way for long-term sobriety.
Tune in to this episode of 'Everyday Addict' for practical advice and heartfelt stories that could make all the difference in your recovery journey.