The One major, legitimate critique of traditional 12-step recovery that I hear a lot (and agree with) Dogma. Which is basically some authority prescribing rules
What to expect in this episode: People suffering from addiction often feel very rebellious inside The most radical thing about AA is that it’s completely
What to expect in this episode: Where, specifically, is your resistance coming from? CBT & DBT are nice , but they are cost prohibitive The
What to expect in this episode: Is recovery (just) abstinence? You won’t be protected from relapse unless you learn to change and grow through the
What to expect in this episode: Understanding areas of identity, emotion regulation, emotional awareness, cognitive ability Jean Piaget was interested in was how human beings
What to expect in this episode: A major developmental split we see is the split between self and other. Really Good Boundaries equate to really
What to expect in this episode: The relationship between development and addiction The Unbroken Brain Looks at addiction as a developmental disorder You’d be shocked
What to expect in this episode: one of the most complex realms to navigate when were in recovery is the social, is the  interpersonal, is
What to expect in this episode: Therapy is built on a particular premise: I don’t understand myself A lot of times, people don’t know how
What to expect in this episode: The form of recovery nearest and dearest to my heart is the traditional social model of recovery It’s profound,
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