Nate Larkin, David Hampton
Episode 85 • RecoveryThrough Improved Attachment with Dr. Teri Murphy
Episode 85 • RecoveryThrough Improved Attachment with Dr. Teri Murphy
Episode 85 • RecoveryThrough Improved Attachment with Dr. Teri Murphy
Friday 12th February 2021
Tune into the Positive Sobriety Podcast as Dr. Teri Murphy shares how improved attachment can aid in recovery through diverse therapy modalities.
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Get the buttons here!Building Stronger Bonds: Dr. Teri Murphy on Attachment and Recovery
Your modality is what makes your therapist feel comfortable, so that they can really be with you. And they're all just different entry points to get you to the same place.
Imagine a world where emotional connections could be the key to overcoming addiction. In this thought-provoking episode of the Positive Sobriety Podcast, hosts Nate Larkin and David Hampton engage in a riveting conversation with therapist Dr. Teri Murphy. Dr. Murphy specializes in helping individuals and couples form deep, meaningful attachments, which she believes are crucial for recovery.
The discussion covers a range of therapeutic techniques, including Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, that can help break the cycle of addiction by addressing emotional pain and trauma. Dr. Murphy also talks about the role of competing attachments and how they can either hinder or help the healing process. This episode is packed with insights into managing emotional issues, dealing with betrayal and trauma, and the importance of collaboration in relationships. Dr.
Murphy emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all solution in therapy; instead, different modalities can be tailored to meet individual needs. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how building stronger emotional bonds can pave the way to recovery.