John Giordano
John Giordano
The Science of Relapse
The Science of Relapse
The Science of Relapse
Thursday 20th May 2021
John Giordano breaks down the science of relapse, discussing treatment adherence, community support, and holistic recovery on 'Beat Your Addictions'.
38 minutes
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John Giordano
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Cracking the Code of Relapse: John Giordano's Journey and Insights
There is a science to this and it's really interesting...you have to continue to do the basics, and I added to my basics.
What really happens when someone relapses? In this episode of 'Beat Your Addictions', John Giordano and Scott Jones tackle the intricate 'Science of Relapse'. John's own story is a testament to the power of recovery. Growing up as the son of a heroin dealer and surviving childhood trauma, he knows firsthand the grip of addiction. With over 35 years in recovery, John has dedicated his life to helping others break free from addiction's chains.
He’s not just talking theory; he’s lived it, studied it, and now teaches it. His credentials are impressive, ranging from Certified Addiction Professional to Master in Neurolinguistics Programming. But it's his personal experience that makes his insights so compelling. In this episode, John emphasizes the importance of following treatment plans and incorporating holistic practices like eastern medicine. He dives into the science behind why people relapse and how community support plays a crucial role in staying sober.
The discussion also touches on innovative treatments like psychedelics and how lifestyle factors such as sleep and caffeine consumption impact recovery. By the end of the episode, you'll understand why John believes that going it alone is a recipe for failure. His message is clear: seek support, stay connected, and embrace a holistic approach to recovery.