Blu Robinson

The Agents of Recovery Podcast

Blu Robinson

  • Understanding Trauma

Understanding Trauma

Friday 1st April 2022

Join Max Hall, Blu Robinson, and Brock Bevell as they discuss trauma's impact on addiction and share healing strategies on 'The Agents of Recovery'.
55 minutes
Informative
Empowering
Hopeful
Supportive
Transformative

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The Agents of Recovery Podcast
Author:
Blu Robinson
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Body & Mind
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Healing from Trauma: Insights from The Agents of Recovery

All addiction starts with something that hurts, something that sucks, and it doesn't have to be like... it doesn't matter the mechanism of pain, guys, it doesn't, like you, start comparing trauma to somebody else.
Trauma can leave deep scars, but understanding it is the first step towards healing. In this episode of 'The Agents of Recovery', hosts Max Hall, Blu Robinson, and Brock Bevell tackle the complex issue of emotional and psychological trauma. They share their personal stories and professional insights, making this a must-listen for anyone affected by trauma or addiction.
The discussion covers how trauma disrupts our sense of security and can lead to addiction, highlighting the unique ways individuals respond to distressing events. What stands out in this episode is the emphasis on retraining the brain's response to stress. The hosts explore various coping mechanisms, from exercise to finding purpose through helping others. They also discuss how movement and physical activity can play a crucial role in trauma recovery.
Whether you're struggling with trauma yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable advice and heartfelt encouragement. It's not just about understanding trauma; it's about finding ways to move forward and reclaim your life. Tune in for an episode filled with empathy, practical tips, and a sense of community.