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’m here to talk about a topic that came out of a client session I had about a year ago. In this session, my client was really struggling about what to do next. He was faced with the knowledge that as he continued doing the work he needed to do, he further understood the gap in his knowledge. Think of the Aristotle quote: “The more you know, the more you know you don’t know.”
Read MoreBuckle up because we’ve got a serious topic to cover today. Today we’ll be talking all about this concept of connection vs. isolation. They’re these two different sides to this battle we fight in how we deal with our problems, how we treat others, and what our relationships end up being like.
Read MoreToday we’re talking all about travel! Sophie and I just recently came back from a really long family vacation to Israel, which we do once a year, every year. What was unique about this trip, though, was that it was actually the longest trip we’ve ever taken together as a family! And it was completely amazing.
Read MoreToday I want to talk to you about why I don’t actually believe that anyone is powerless and believing that you’re powerless can actually screw up any real successful attempt at change.
Read MoreIn today’s episode, I’m speaking with someone about their experience in the IGNTD Hero Recovery program and their entire journey leading up to it. Richard’s experience is common to many people but it also has many unique facets, so I’m excited for you all to listen in and hear his journey.
Read MoreToday 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!
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