D.J. Burr
D.J. Burr
Dr. Brummbaugh on "arrested development" and working with the fact that "80% of people who suffer from addiction have suffered from trauma." S1E8
Dr. Brummbaugh on "arrested development" and working with the fact that "80% of people who suffer from addiction have suffered from trauma." S1E8
Dr. Brummbaugh on "arrested development" and working with the fact that "80% of people who suffer from addiction have suffered from trauma." S1E8
Monday 24th July 2017
Join D.J. Burr and Dr. Kay Brumbaugh as they explore the trauma-addiction link and discuss trust, self-care, and support in recovery.
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D.J. Burr
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking Trauma: Dr. Kay Brumbaugh on Addiction's Hidden Roots
For those afflicted by the disease of addiction, the addiction has been a source of comfort and support - but it can kill them.
Ever wondered why addiction is so hard to beat? In this episode of 'Making An Addict,' host D.J. Burr chats with Dr. Kay Brumbaugh, a seasoned psychologist from Humble, Texas, who has spent years helping adults grapple with addiction. Dr. Brumbaugh reveals that a staggering 80% of those battling addiction have a history of trauma. This conversation dives deep into the emotional armor addicts build and the painstaking process of helping them dismantle it.
She discusses the vital role of trust and self-care in recovery, highlighting how addiction often becomes a twisted source of comfort that can ultimately be lethal. Dr. Brumbaugh also emphasizes the importance of family and community support in the healing journey. If you or someone you care about is struggling with addiction, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on navigating the path to recovery.