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The Six Questions You Need to Ask Yourself if You Think You Might Have an Addiction
The Six Questions You Need to Ask Yourself if You Think You Might Have an Addiction
The Six Questions You Need to Ask Yourself if You Think You Might Have an Addiction
Tuesday 15th October 2024
Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley discuss six crucial questions to determine if you have an addiction, featuring listener-submitted questions and expert advice.
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Episode Overview
- Identify if you have an addiction by asking six crucial questions.
- Understand the difference between dependency and addiction.
- Explore whether eating disorders can be classified as addictions.
- Learn from personal experiences shared by Casey Scott.
- Get expert advice from licensed psychologist Dr. Matt Woolley.
"Addiction of any kind, including alcoholism, doesn't go away on its own and almost always gets worse."
Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley team up in this episode of Project Recovery to tackle some of the toughest questions you might have about addiction. They break down the six critical questions you need to ask yourself if you're wondering whether you have a problem. From whether an eating disorder can be classified as an addiction to the difference between dependency and addiction, this episode covers a lot of ground.
Casey shares his own journey and struggles, making it relatable and real for anyone grappling with similar issues. Dr. Woolley offers expert advice, making complex psychological concepts easy to understand. The episode also features listener-submitted questions, adding a layer of community and interaction that's both engaging and insightful. One of the standout moments is when Casey cold-calls some of his go-to people for advice, adding a spontaneous and fun element to the discussion.
By the end of the episode, you'll have a clearer understanding of what addiction looks like and what steps you can take to seek help. Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Don't miss out on this candid conversation that could be the first step towards recovery.