Kenneth Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Unwasted With Sacha Scoblic
Unwasted With Sacha Scoblic
Unwasted With Sacha Scoblic
Friday 30th May 2014
Kenneth Anderson and Sacha Scoblic discuss disease theory, choice theory, maintenance therapy, 12 step programs, harm reduction, and rehab in this episode.
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Get the buttons here!Sacha Scoblic on Personalized Addiction Recovery
Abstinence was the way, but I know a lot of people who have been able to control their drinking. No program, no, nothing, and, you know, just decided that's a better way of life.
Imagine navigating the maze of addiction recovery with a guide who’s been through it all. In this episode of Harm Reduction Radio - HAMS, host Kenneth Anderson sits down with Sacha Z. Scoblic, an accomplished writer and author of 'Unwasted: My Lush Sobriety'. They dive deep into the multifaceted world of addiction treatment, covering disease theory, choice theory, and the use of methadone and buprenorphine maintenance therapy.
Sacha's insights into 12-step programs, harm reduction, and rehab offer a refreshing perspective on recovery options. Sacha shares his personal journey through addiction and sobriety, highlighting the importance of finding a method that resonates with each individual. The conversation also touches on how societal messages about alcohol and peer pressure can influence one's path to recovery. For those curious about the role of meditation and spirituality in maintaining sobriety, Sacha offers valuable anecdotes from his own experiences.
This episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of addiction and recovery. Whether you're exploring different treatment options or supporting a loved one, Kenneth and Sacha's discussion provides a compassionate and informative look at what it takes to reclaim one's life from addiction.