Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Presents Let's Talk Addiction and Recovery with William C. Moyers
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Addiction
Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Addiction
Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Addiction
Monday 6th February 2023
Learn how the Wellbreity movement heals trauma and addiction through cultural practices in Indigenous communities. Tune in to this insightful episode.
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Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Presents Let's Talk Addiction and Recovery with William C. Moyers
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Get the buttons here!Healing Through Culture: The Wellbreity Movement's Approach to Trauma and Addiction
Sobriety, right treatment, is not the end of healing, but really just the beginning, and what you all are committed to is a much more holistic and integrated approach to individual, family and community healing.
Imagine being torn from your home as a child and forced into a boarding school, losing touch with your culture and roots. This painful history is the reality for many Indigenous communities, leading to a cycle of trauma and addiction. In this episode of 'Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery', host William C. Moyers sits down with an Indigenous community leader to discuss the Wellbreity movement, a cultural framework designed to heal these deep wounds.
The guest shares heartfelt stories about the lasting impact of boarding schools on Indigenous families and emphasizes the need for culturally-based healing methods. You'll hear about the importance of reconnecting with nature and the earth as vital components of recovery. The conversation dives into holistic approaches that address not just the symptoms but the root causes of addiction and trauma. The episode also covers intriguing topics like epigenetics and how trauma can be passed down through generations.
It explores how individuals can be equipped with the tools and knowledge needed for prevention and healing. The guest highlights the White Bison movement, which focuses on community healing and resilience. If you're curious about how cultural practices can play a role in addiction recovery or want to understand the unique challenges faced by Indigenous communities, this episode offers a wealth of insights.
It's a powerful reminder that healing often begins by looking back at our roots and embracing our cultural heritage.