Predator and Prey: Corey and Marney's Eye-Opening Chat on Youth and Addiction
If you actually want to learn and read about addiction, you'll learn what it does to the brain and how the chemistry in your brain changes to where it is. You know, it's probably worse with sugar.
What happens when eighth graders tackle the tough topic of the opioid epidemic? In this engaging episode of the 217 Recovery Podcast, Corey Winfield and his wife Marney dive into a documentary made by these young minds, exploring the harrowing effects of addiction on families and individuals. Corey and Marney don't just talk about the opioid crisis; they shine a light on the importance of educating our youth about the dangers lurking in addictive substances.
They also discuss how sugar addiction mirrors opioid dependence, emphasizing the need for a realistic approach to addiction education. But it's not all grim statistics and heavy discussions. Corey and Marney bring their signature blend of humor and empathy, making even the toughest topics feel approachable. They highlight the crucial role families play in the recovery process, offering practical resources for those seeking help.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the complexities of addiction and the vital importance of accessible treatment options. So, if you're curious about how a group of eighth graders can make a difference or if you're looking for a fresh perspective on addiction education, this episode has got you covered. Corey and Marney's heartfelt conversation will leave you with a deeper understanding of the opioid epidemic and the power of community in the journey to recovery.