The Freedom Model

Audio/Video – The Freedom Model For Addictions

The Freedom Model

  • You Don't Have to Quit!

You Don't Have to Quit!

Wednesday 13th October 2021

Learn how The Freedom Model challenges traditional addiction recovery methods, focusing on personal autonomy and the power of change.
31 minutes
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Empowering
Hopeful
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Audio/Video – The Freedom Model For Addictions
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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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Reclaiming Control: The Freedom Model's Take on Addiction

When a guest will say to me: I want to stop, and the word want really really starts to get them into a solution oriented phase in their development, because what we want for ourselves is the only thing that matters, that's it exactly.
Do you feel trapped by traditional addiction recovery methods? This episode of 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' might just offer the fresh perspective you need. Hosted by Michelle Dunbar and Mark Scheeren, the discussion pivots away from the conventional idea that addiction is a lifelong disease. Instead, it champions the notion that personal autonomy and a genuine desire for change can break the cycle of addiction.
Dunbar and Scheeren dive into the myths that surround traditional recovery methods like the 12-step program, arguing that these approaches often miss the mark. They suggest that addiction isn't a disease but a temporary problem that can be tackled through new activities and a shift in mindset. If you're tired of the old narratives and looking for an approach that prioritizes your choice and responsibility, this episode offers valuable insights.
Plus, they share resources like free ebooks and online communities to help you on your journey. Tune in to discover how you can reclaim control over your life and break free from the addiction trap.