Luis Delgado

The Dope Doctor Podcast

Luis Delgado

  • The Couch Live 8/18/17

The Couch Live 8/18/17

Wednesday 23rd August 2017

Luis Delgado discusses empathy, diversity, and compassion in recovery on The Dope Doctor Podcast's 'The Couch Live' episode.
51 minutes
Informative
Empowering
Compassionate
Thought-provoking
Engaging

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The Dope Doctor Podcast
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Luis Delgado
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Building Bridges: Embracing Diversity and Compassion in Recovery

Love and tolerance- absolutely, Jack Davis.
What happens when we truly open our minds to different perspectives? In this episode of The Dope Doctor Podcast, titled 'The Couch Live', host Luis Delgado dives into the power of empathy and the importance of compassion in our communities. Broadcasting from the new Surf Monkey Media Studio, Luis takes a moment to reflect on recent events in Charlottesville, emphasizing the need for understanding and acceptance amidst a backdrop of division.
He shares his own journey, dealing with aggression and addiction, and how self-reflection has been a cornerstone in his path to recovery. One of the key messages Luis brings forward is the practice of engaging with viewpoints we might disagree with. By reading or listening to those with different beliefs, we don't have to change our own stance but can foster a more compassionate outlook.
This episode isn't just about individual growth; it's about creating environments where people feel safe and supported. Luis highlights the necessity for better resources for those struggling with addiction and underscores the value of building supportive communities. As he poignantly puts it, 'Love and tolerance- absolutely'. This episode is a heartfelt call to action, urging listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and strive for empathy and acceptance in their daily lives.