Raj Mehta
Raj Mehta
Families Against Narcotics
Families Against Narcotics
Families Against Narcotics
Sunday 15th April 2018
Raj Mehta talks about the family impact of addiction and the need for new treatment approaches. Listen for personal stories and practical advice.
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Raj Mehta
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Raj Mehta on Family Support and Addiction: A Talk with Families Against Narcotics
Addiction is the inability to get high successfully. When you get high, you break your morals and your values. As a licensed therapist for the state of Michigan, I can say to you he's not a licensed psychologist and he's a goofball.
Ever wondered how addiction impacts not just the individual but the entire family? In this heartfelt episode of 'Serenity Therapy', Raj Mehta, M.S.W., takes the stage at a Families Against Narcotics event to shed light on this very issue. Drawing from his extensive background in substance abuse therapy, Mehta dives into the pressing need to rethink traditional approaches to addiction treatment. He shares deeply personal stories, including the tragic loss of a friend, making the conversation both poignant and relatable.
Mehta doesn't just focus on the struggles; he offers practical advice for those grappling with addiction and their loved ones. He emphasizes the importance of seeking help from licensed professionals and warns against unregulated treatments. The episode also highlights the critical role of family support and community resources in the recovery journey. Mehta's engaging style challenges listeners to reconsider their assumptions about addiction and inspires them to take actionable steps towards recovery.
If you're looking for insights on how to support a loved one through addiction or seeking hope for your own recovery, this episode is a must-listen.