A.D. Mack

Mind on Recovery

A.D. Mack

  • Dual-Diagnosis (feat. Fred DeBose)

Dual-Diagnosis (feat. Fred DeBose)

Friday 30th October 2020

Zo and Fred DeBose dive into Dual Diagnosis on 'Mind on Recovery', discussing co-occurring disorders, therapy, and community support in recovery.
Explicit
42 minutes
Eye-opening
Informative
Thought-provoking
Raw
Non-judgmental

About this podcast

Mind on Recovery
Author:
A.D. Mack
Overview:
Categories:
Mindful Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Dual Diagnosis Demystified: A Candid Chat with Fred DeBose

We need you to be on the board which makes decisions about addiction and recovery.
Ever wondered what it really means to have a Dual Diagnosis? In this engaging episode of 'Mind on Recovery', host Zo sits down with Fred DeBose to untangle the complexities of co-occurring disorders. Fred, who also kicked off the series, brings his unique perspective and personal experiences to the table, making this a conversation you won't want to miss. They tackle the tough questions: How do mental health issues and addiction intertwine?
What challenges do people face when dealing with both? And, importantly, how can friends help ward off dementia? Through candid anecdotes and expert insights, Zo and Fred break down the stigma surrounding these issues. They emphasize the vital roles of therapy, community, and gratitude in navigating the recovery journey. Whether you're personally affected by Dual Diagnosis or simply curious about mental health, this episode offers valuable takeaways.
It's a heartfelt discussion that sheds light on the impact of co-occurring disorders on individuals, families, and society. So, grab your headphones and get ready for an eye-opening chat that blends humor with serious insights. You might just find yourself rethinking what you thought you knew about addiction and mental health.