Recovery Secrets offers a brand new look at the addiction problem. Dr. Adi Jaffe, the Author of The Abstinence Myth, goes deep into areas previously unexplored and offers stories and solutions that aren’t often discussed around the addiction problem. Whether you know someone who is struggling, or you’re struggling yourself or even if your’re a professional who is seeking a different way to approach this frustrating and deadly problem, you’re going to love this podcast.
Today I want to speak with you all about masculinity, what we’re calling ‘toxic masculinity,’ and what it means to be a man in the world today.
If we want masculinity and toxic masculinity to change, we have to change the way we interact with one another, as well as play the role that wasn’t played for us earlier on in life. We have to be the change we want to see in the world.
Read MoreToday you’re going to hear from Juju Hook who I worked with about 2 years ago. Juju was a heavy drinker who had partied and drank since her college years and struggled with it on and off. She came to me like many people show up: just really struggling with their drinking and being at a loss with where to begin. She had tried everything else and nothing really worked — I was the last attempt.
Read MoreIn today’s episode, I’m offering my thoughts on this topic, my own experience with it, and how I think we should fix it. It’s incredibly important and I hope you’ll tune in!
Read MoreToday I’m going to share a valuable story about one of my past clients I saw a long time ago. It really illustrates why looking for happiness on the outside and trying to find it from external validation will absolutely never deliver.
Read MoreToday, I want to talk to you all about why we have this fear of being stuck, the truth behind the fear of being stuck, what we really need to work on in order to get over this fear, and what you can start doing, right now to get unstuck!
Read MoreJoin me to learn about why we forget to have fun, how to relearn how to have fun, some of my tools and tips for assessing whether or not you’re having enough fun in your life, and why it is so important that you do enjoy your day-to-day to set yourself up for better success on your path to recovery.
Read MoreToday we’re talking about some of the biggest principles that IGNTD Recovery operates under. Just like building a house or starting a new relationship, if your foundation is shaky, then even the most beautiful construction isn’t going to matter because everything is going to crumble down the line. So that’s why today I want to discuss honest exploration.
Read MoreRecently, we interviewed Bruce Lipton (who wrote one of my favorite books, The Biology of Belief) on the IGNTD Relationships podcast. Today, I want to share insights and key takeaways from the lessons in his book; specifically relevant to addiction, mental health, and internal struggles. Enjoy!
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