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Addiction Habit Or Disease (Part 3)
Addiction Habit Or Disease (Part 3)
Addiction Habit Or Disease (Part 3)
Sunday 23rd April 2023
Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill on 'Relational Recovery' as they discuss whether addiction is a habit or a disease, exploring its impacts and recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Addiction and unhealthy habits: Exploring the parallels
- Consequences and choices: Understanding the impact
- Physical and relational aspects of addiction
- Need for grace and consequences in recovery
- The painful journey to recovery: Embracing the process
It seems like it's just like it's accepted a lot more to just eat poorly rather than just like, it's not as socially acceptable to be drunk at 9am on a Tuesday in the grocery store, but it's, it's, it's completely fine to eat a donut.
Ever found yourself wondering if addiction is more of a habit or a disease? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle this fascinating question head-on. They dive deep into the differences and similarities between addiction and unhealthy habits, shedding light on the choices and consequences tied to both.
The duo doesn't shy away from discussing the physical and relational tolls addiction can take, making it clear that recovery is a journey requiring both grace and accountability. Their conversation encourages listeners to rethink societal views on addiction and unhealthy behaviors, prompting a deeper understanding of why some actions are more accepted than others.
With a blend of empathy and realism, Wes and Austin explore the painful yet transformative path to recovery, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of addiction.