James Morris
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Drinking behaviour, risks and causes with Professor Tony Moss
Drinking behaviour, risks and causes with Professor Tony Moss
Drinking behaviour, risks and causes with Professor Tony Moss
Friday 18th November 2022
Join Dr. James Morris and Professor Tony Moss as they explore the drivers of drinking behaviour, risks, and the path to recovery in this insightful episode.
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Navigating Alcohol Dependency
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Get the buttons here!Untangling Alcohol Use: Insights from Professor Tony Moss
I suppose one of the things that does interest me in terms of why it is that people may think the way they did about their alcohol use- and you know to your point about- is it kind of almost justifying or rationalising their relationship with alcohol, ignoring the negatives, focusing on the positives.
What makes us reach for that drink? In this episode of The Alcohol Problem Podcast, Dr. James Morris chats with Professor Tony Moss from London South Bank University to unpack the complexities behind drinking behaviour. With a mix of psychological, social, and biological factors, they explore how casual drinking can spiral into addiction. Professor Moss brings his extensive research to the table, shedding light on the role of peer pressure and the challenges of changing drinking habits.
He also critiques the disease model of addiction, suggesting that understanding alcohol misuse requires a broader perspective. This conversation offers valuable insights for anyone curious about the roots of alcohol-related issues and the paths to recovery. Whether you're navigating your own journey or supporting someone else, this episode provides a deeper understanding of the many facets of alcohol use.