Jeff Jay & Debra Jay
Jeff Jay & Debra Jay
Section 1, Chapter 4: Myths and Misconceptions
Section 1, Chapter 4: Myths and Misconceptions
Section 1, Chapter 4: Myths and Misconceptions
Tuesday 26th March 2019
Jeff and Debra Jay debunk addiction myths and discuss the role of family in interventions on the 'Intervention Workshop' podcast. Practical advice included.
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Down Addiction Myths: Jeff and Debra Jay's Insights
So it's important to see, both on the family side and on the addict side, that there are these myths and these misconceptions, misbeliefs, and they keep everyone from taking action. So if there is no treatment over time, it always gets worse.
Are you grappling with the challenges of supporting a loved one through addiction? This episode of the 'Intervention Workshop' podcast is a must-listen. Jeff and Debra Jay, the minds behind the acclaimed book 'Love First', tackle the widespread myths and misconceptions surrounding addiction. They debunk harmful beliefs, like the idea that an alcoholic must want help to be helped, which often paralyzes families into inaction. The Jays emphasize that addiction isn't just the individual's problem—it's a family issue.
They explore how substance use disorders impact the entire body and brain, shedding light on why rationalizations and misconceptions persist. This episode offers practical advice on avoiding enabling behaviors and highlights the crucial role family and friends play in the intervention process. Whether you're a family member, friend, or someone interested in understanding addiction better, Jeff and Debra's insights provide a compassionate yet practical approach to tackling these tough issues.
Their discussion is both educational and supportive, offering real tools to help your loved one begin their journey to recovery.