The Freedom Model
The Freedom Model
Why Moderation is Always an Option
Why Moderation is Always an Option
Why Moderation is Always an Option
Friday 26th February 2021
Discover why 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' argues that moderation in substance use is possible and challenges traditional recovery methods.
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Moderation: A Controversial Yet Possible Path in Addiction Recovery
They never lose control, which means that moderation is possible for anyone, and it means that you can make the choice to moderate or abstain, based on the benefits you see in each of those options.
Can you imagine a world where moderation in substance use is not only possible but also a viable option for many? That's exactly what 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' dives into in this episode. Hosts Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar aren't afraid to challenge the deeply ingrained belief that addiction is a lifelong disease. Instead, they present a thought-provoking argument for moderation, backed by research and real-life examples.
The episode takes a hard look at the traditional addiction treatment methods, questioning their efficacy and highlighting their flaws. They argue that these conventional approaches often trap individuals in a cycle of dependency rather than offering true freedom. But it doesn't stop at criticism. The hosts encourage listeners to experiment and find what works best for them, whether that's moderation or abstinence.
They stress the importance of personal choice and responsibility, suggesting that the consequences of substance use should guide these decisions. This episode is perfect for anyone who's felt constrained by traditional recovery methods and is curious about alternative approaches. With over 210 episodes, 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' continues to offer fresh perspectives that could redefine how we think about addiction and recovery.