The Freedom Model
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Destigmatizing Intoxication
Destigmatizing Intoxication
Destigmatizing Intoxication
Wednesday 27th July 2022
Uncover new perspectives on addiction and recovery in 'Destigmatizing Intoxication'. Learn why addiction isn't a disease and explore alternative solutions.
34 minutes
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Destigmatizing Intoxication: Rethinking Addiction and Recovery
No one gets addicted to doing something they don’t like to do but many people become confused as to why they keep doing it, despite the consequences.
Why do people keep returning to behaviors that harm them? This episode of The Freedom Model's podcast takes a bold step in addressing that very question. Hosted by Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar, 'Destigmatizing Intoxication' shatters common misconceptions about addiction, starting with the controversial stance that addiction isn't a disease. The hosts argue that understanding why people enjoy certain substances is key to addressing addiction effectively.
They also take a critical look at traditional 12-step programs, questioning their efficacy and offering alternative solutions. One of the standout points in this episode is the call to destigmatize intoxication. The hosts suggest that only by removing the shame and guilt associated with substance use can we begin to address the real issues at hand. They emphasize the importance of self-awareness and accurate diagnosis in the recovery process.
The episode introduces listeners to The Freedom Model's unique approach, which prioritizes personal choice and responsibility over conventional disease-based models. This engaging discussion provides a fresh perspective on a complex issue, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in addiction and recovery.