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OPC 058: Identifying the Underlying Trauma of Addiction PART 1 with Laura Parent
OPC 058: Identifying the Underlying Trauma of Addiction PART 1 with Laura Parent
OPC 058: Identifying the Underlying Trauma of Addiction PART 1 with Laura Parent
Tuesday 8th February 2022
Omar Pinto and Laura Parent explore the trauma behind addiction and the importance of self-awareness and coaching for recovery. Listen for heartfelt insights.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking Trauma: Omar Pinto and Laura Parent on the Roots of Addiction
The addiction is the symptom of an underlying childhood trauma that has not been resolved.
Ever wondered why addiction feels like an endless battle? In this episode of the Omar Pinto Coaching podcast, Omar teams up with Laura Parent, host of the Zen AF podcast, to dig deep into the roots of addiction. They explore how trauma often lurks behind addictive behaviors, making it clear that simply quitting substances isn't the whole solution. Omar shares his personal journey, revealing what led him to become a life coach and addiction recovery specialist.
Laura opens up about her own struggles with binge-eating and how self-awareness and coaching played a pivotal role in her recovery. Together, they stress the importance of addressing underlying traumas to truly heal from addiction. Through candid conversations and shared experiences, Omar and Laura offer valuable insights into reframing limiting beliefs and using self-awareness as a tool for recovery.
If you're on a path to overcoming addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode provides a compassionate look at the deeper issues that need attention. Tune in for practical advice and heartfelt stories that might just change your perspective on recovery.