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Mini Series 11 - Shame & Social Disapproval
Mini Series 11 - Shame & Social Disapproval
Mini Series 11 - Shame & Social Disapproval
Friday 14th June 2024
Explore myths about addiction, shame, and social disapproval in this episode of Busting Addiction and Its Myths.
4 minutes
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Compassionate
Eye-opening
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Educational
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Episode Overview
- Shame and social disapproval significantly hinder addiction treatment.
- Stereotypes perpetuate harmful myths about addiction.
- 'Just say no' oversimplifies a complex issue.
- Addiction can affect anyone, regardless of background.
- Compassion and proper treatment are crucial for recovery.
Addiction is an equal opportunity predator; it cuts across all social, economic, racial, gender, and age lines.
In this episode of Busting Addiction and Its Myths, the focus is on breaking down the shame and social disapproval surrounding addiction. You'll hear about common misconceptions like 'addiction only happens to certain kinds of people' and 'addiction is a choice'. The hosts tackle these myths head-on, explaining how stereotypes contribute to the stigma and why addiction is an equal opportunity issue that affects people across all walks of life.
They also discuss the 'just say no' myth, highlighting how it's a simplistic solution to a complex problem influenced by many factors such as over-prescribing opioids and social isolation. The episode features personal stories and expert opinions that make the discussion both engaging and enlightening. You'll get a deeper understanding of how shame prevents many from seeking help and why policymakers often fail to allocate sufficient resources for treatment.
The hosts emphasise that anyone can become addicted, stressing the importance of compassion and proper treatment over punishment. With anecdotes and real-life examples, the podcast paints a vivid picture of the struggles faced by those dealing with addiction and the social barriers they encounter. It's an eye-opener that challenges you to rethink your views on addiction and the people affected by it. If you're looking for an informative yet compassionate take on addiction, this episode is a must-listen.
It not only educates but also encourages a more empathetic approach to understanding addiction. So, why not give it a listen and see if it changes your perspective?