The Freedom Model
The Freedom Model
You Can Always Choose Happiness
You Can Always Choose Happiness
You Can Always Choose Happiness
Wednesday 17th May 2023
Join Mark Sharon and Michelle Dunbar on The Addiction Solution Podcast as they explore how choosing happiness can redefine addiction recovery.
42 minutes
Empowering
Informative
Transformative
Thought-provoking
Raw
About this podcast
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The Freedom Model
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Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Happiness is a conscious decision, not merely an emotional state
- Addiction is not a disease, and personal empowerment is key to overcoming it
- Challenging prevailing narratives and offering a refreshing perspective
- Mindful thinking and proactive problem-solving are essential tools for personal growth
- Insights drawn from personal experiences provide valuable takeaways for listeners
Happiness is a choice. It's a conscious decision, not merely an emotional state.
Ever wonder if happiness is something you can choose, even when facing addiction? In this episode of The Addiction Solution Podcast, hosts Mark Sharon and Michelle Dunbar explore the intriguing connection between happiness and addiction. They share personal stories and experiences, arguing that happiness is not just an emotional state but a conscious decision. This perspective challenges the traditional views on addiction recovery, offering a fresh approach centered on personal empowerment.
Mark and Michelle dive into the power of mindful thinking and proactive problem-solving, emphasizing that circumstances don't have to dictate your mood. Instead, they suggest that choosing happiness can be a powerful tool in overcoming addiction. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to break free from conventional recovery methods and embrace a new way of thinking about addiction and personal agency.