Sustaining Sobriety: Healing Beyond Addiction
Episode Overview
Addiction is often a symptom of deeper-rooted wounds, requiring a shift from addiction consciousness to sobriety consciousness Sustainable sobriety involves addressing the core issues rather than just abstaining from the addictive substance Understanding addiction as a coping mechanism for inner chaos, past unresolved wounds, and negative consciousness Shifting from self-criticism to self-compassion is essential for sustainable recovery The journey from addiction consciousness to sobriety consciousness involves healing, wholeness, and inner peace
So if you are struggling with addiction, and there have been experiences in the past where you have experienced, let's say trauma or abuse... we are able to shift out of the way of operating that really pulls us back into the darkness, back into the negativity, and back into addiction, and sustainably become healthy, become whole, and become someone who is sober in their being, which really is the most sustainable way of recovering from an addiction.
Have you ever wondered why some people struggle to stay sober even after they've stopped drinking? In this episode of the Narcissism Recovery Podcast, Yitz Epstein takes a deep dive into the intricate web of addiction and the journey towards lasting sobriety. Yitz isn't just scratching the surface here; he digs into the roots of addiction, exploring how trauma often intertwines with substance abuse.
This episode isn't just about putting down the bottle; it's about shifting your entire mindset from one of addiction to one of sobriety. Yitz emphasizes that true recovery involves more than just abstinence—it's about healing the core issues that led to addiction in the first place. If you're on the path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice to help you or your loved one stay on course.
With his compassionate approach, Yitz provides a beacon of hope and a roadmap for those looking to reclaim their lives from the clutches of addiction.