Radio Ronin
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Overtime: New terms for addiction
Overtime: New terms for addiction
Overtime: New terms for addiction
Friday 29th March 2024
Join Coach Blu and Marissa on 'Addict II Athlete' as they explore how shifting addiction terminology can reduce stigma and support recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Words Matter: Shifting Language to Support Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
- Discussing the importance of using empowering language in addiction recovery
- Exploring the impact of stigmatizing terms on individuals' self-perception
- Advocating for person-centered language to focus on the individual, not just the behaviour
- Sharing personal experiences and reflections on the power of language in shaping recovery journeys
- Encouraging listeners to embrace transformative terminology to redefine perceptions of addiction
Let's start using better terms, using person's first language. Let's focus on the person, not the behavior.
Imagine if the words we use could change the way we see addiction and those who struggle with it. In this episode of the 'Addict II Athlete Podcast', Coach Blu and Athletic Director Marissa dive into the power of language in the context of addiction recovery. They chat about how the terms we choose can either reinforce stigma or promote understanding and support.
Coach Blu breaks down what 'Addict II Athlete' truly means and why it's more than just a name—it's a philosophy that emphasizes replacing addiction with positive pursuits like health and community service. Through heartfelt stories and thoughtful discussions, they highlight how person-centered language can make a real difference in someone's recovery journey. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how simple changes in our vocabulary can lead to profound shifts in perception and healing.