Breaking Down Addiction Myths: A Q&A Session
Episode Overview
Addiction is recognised as a brain disorder by major scientific institutions Stigma contributes to people refusing help for addictive disorders Treatment success hinges on the individual's commitment to recovery AA promotes privacy, not secrecy, and is a not-for-profit organisation Families deserve a better way forward in facing addiction challenges
Treatment works well if an individual commits himself or herself to do the work necessary to get well. The odds are high for a full recovery if the commitment is made to do the right things every day.
Ever wondered if addiction is just a matter of willpower or why some people never seek help? This episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', hosted by SafeHouse Rehab Thailand, tackles these pressing questions head-on. In a quick yet thorough Q&A format, the hosts address common misconceptions about addiction, from the false belief that it's a moral failing to the skepticism around treatment effectiveness.
They also dive into why some view AA as a cult and why many resist seeking help. If you're looking for straight answers and practical advice, this episode offers a no-nonsense approach to understanding the complexities of addiction and recovery. Perfect for anyone grappling with addiction themselves or supporting a loved one through it, this episode is both enlightening and reassuring.