The Human Condition
The Human Condition
The Human Condition – Episode 2 – Addiction
The Human Condition – Episode 2 – Addiction
The Human Condition – Episode 2 – Addiction
Friday 15th March 2019
Join Vince and Sean in 'The Human Condition' as they explore addiction's roots, impacts, and recovery paths through personal stories and expert insights.
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61 minutes
Informative
Thought-provoking
Raw
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Non-judgmental
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Addiction: Real Stories and Recovery Paths
It's a compulsive behavior pattern that has negative consequences, one that you know you have, one that you would like to quit, but one that you can't right.
Addiction is more than just a buzzword; it's a complex issue that touches many lives. In this episode of 'The Human Condition', hosts Vince Orlando and Sean Davis tackle the multifaceted nature of addiction. They break down what addiction really means, its far-reaching impacts, and the various roads to recovery. The conversation is raw and real, touching on how trauma often lies at the heart of compulsive behaviors that lead to addiction.
Spirituality is also discussed as a significant component in the healing process, offering a beacon of hope for those in recovery. The episode doesn't shy away from critiquing the government's role in perpetuating addiction issues, providing a well-rounded view of the systemic challenges faced by individuals battling this disease. Listeners will hear personal anecdotes from both the hosts and their guests, making the discussion relatable and deeply human.
Whether you're personally affected by addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to support each other through recovery. It's a heartfelt reminder that addiction is a shared struggle, and collective support is crucial for overcoming it.