Dave and Chris
Dave and Chris
Dopey 287: The Alt. Recovery Movement part 2, Dr.Nzinga Harrison and Jessica Kent, Weed, Cannabis recovery, harm reduction, addiction, drugs
Dopey 287: The Alt. Recovery Movement part 2, Dr.Nzinga Harrison and Jessica Kent, Weed, Cannabis recovery, harm reduction, addiction, drugs
Dopey 287: The Alt. Recovery Movement part 2, Dr.Nzinga Harrison and Jessica Kent, Weed, Cannabis recovery, harm reduction, addiction, drugs
Saturday 13th March 2021
Explore alternative recovery with Dr. Nzinga Harrison and Jessica Kent on Dopey. Discussing harm reduction, cannabis recovery, and breaking addiction myths.
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Get the buttons here!Alternative Recovery: Cannabis, Harm Reduction, and Breaking Addiction Myths
So, like people are accidentally dying of opioid overdoses because they think they're smoking weed and they're smoking fentanyl, so one: I don't care how long you've been with that dealer. Right, you know what it is, because you bought it from a regulated place.
Ever thought about the different paths to recovery beyond the traditional methods? In this episode of Dopey, Dave and Chris dive into the world of alternative recovery with two compelling guests. First up is Dr. Nzinga Harrison, a familiar voice for many listeners, who breaks down the nuances of harm reduction and tackles the myths surrounding weed addiction versus cannabis recovery.
She brings her medical expertise to the table, offering a fresh perspective on how to approach recovery in a way that feels less rigid and more personalized. Next, the episode takes an intriguing turn with YouTube sensation and ex-con Jessica Kent. Jessica opens up about her unique journey, including her medicinal use of cannabis. Her story challenges preconceived notions and invites listeners to rethink what recovery can look like.
It's not just about abstinence; it's about finding what works for you. Expect candid, raw conversations that don't shy away from the tough questions. Whether it's discussing the impact of childhood trauma on addiction or diving into the science of the dopamine pathway, this episode is packed with insights that are both eye-opening and relatable. So, if you're curious about alternative approaches to recovery or just looking for some real talk on addiction, this episode has got you covered.