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Audio/Video – The Freedom Model For Addictions

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  • Shed the Addict Identity

Shed the Addict Identity

Thursday 3rd December 2020

Challenge addiction labels and explore new recovery methods in this episode of The Freedom Model for Addictions. Listen now.
36 minutes
Informative
Thought-provoking
Raw
Engaging
Non-judgmental

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Audio/Video – The Freedom Model For Addictions
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Reclaiming Yourself: Letting Go of the Addict Label

Do you think of yourself as an addict or alcoholic? Even those who reject the disease theory and the 12 step program often label themselves.
What if the way we think about addiction is all wrong? In this episode of 'The Freedom Model for Addictions', hosts Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar take a bold stance against conventional wisdom. They argue that seeing oneself as an 'addict' or 'alcoholic' is a limiting belief, even for those who reject the disease theory and traditional 12-step programs. This episode is all about breaking free from these labels and reclaiming your identity.
Mark and Michelle dive into the myths surrounding Alcoholics Anonymous and rehab, questioning their effectiveness and highlighting the power of personal choice in recovery. They discuss how controlling behavior and understanding pharmacology can play a role in overcoming addiction. Most importantly, they emphasize the transformative power of thought and mindset in the recovery journey. This isn't just another podcast about addiction; it's a refreshing, non-judgmental conversation that challenges you to think differently about recovery.
If you're tired of the same old narratives and ready to explore a new approach, this episode offers a compelling alternative with The Freedom Model for Addictions.