Attitude is everything.
Attitude is everything.

Your Road to Personal Addiction Recovery

Dr. Nelson and Robin Cote discuss the power of positivity in addiction recovery, sharing practical tips and inspiring stories.

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1:00:00•4 Apr 2018

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Your Road to Personal Addiction Recovery

Dr. William Nelson

Heroin and opiate prescription pain medication addiction is a massive health problem that is pandemic and now threatens an entire generation of young people, aged 21-35, their families and their friends. From 2009 to 2013, Arizona deaths from heroin and prescription opiates (Percocet, Oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc) overdose have doubled and now claim the life of almost two young people per day. Nationally, more deaths now occur as a result of drug overdose than from automobile accidents. Dr. William Nelson has an ambitious goal of turning the tide of this horrible problem by cutting overdose deaths nationally by 50% in the next five years. There are a myriad of challenges that need to be accomplished in order to making such a huge impact on this overwhelming societal health problem. These challenges will be covered in a monthly show entitled, “Your Personal Road to Addiction Recovery.” The topics included in the program will include: education and prevention, public drug policy and drug laws, economics of drug industry and detox and rehab centers, latest advances in heroin and opiate addiction treatment, in-patient versus out-patient withdrawal and treatment, counseling and inner personal work for improved long term sobriety, impact of addiction on family dynamics, and other pertinent topics as they arise. Please tune in to this program and invite everyone you know that is personally affected by this overwhelming problem. Chances are, everyone you know has been personally affected or knows a friend, co-worker, or neighbor that has lost a loved one due to death by overdose. Dr. William Nelson is a nationally known expert, achieving great success in the treatment of heroin, opiate, and alcohol addiction, especially in cases where patients have failed with previous conventional treatment approaches. Dr. Nelson is a licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor and has 20 years of experience combining the latest advances in medical science with time-honored natural therapies for optimal patient outcomes. He is the Medical Director of National Addiction Services treatment center in Scottsdale, AZ. For more information see www.naltrexpellet.com or facebook www.facebook.com/strength2overcome

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Positive Mindset: Dr. Nelson and Robin Cote on Beating Addiction

“The body has a miraculous ability to heal, but there's so many things we do in life, in our lifestyle, in our foods, that we choose to eat, in the relationship stress, job, stress, the type a behavior that's demonstrated Every Day on Scottsdale Road.”

Staying upbeat in a world filled with negativity and stress can be tough, especially when you're battling addiction. In this episode of 'Your Road to Personal Addiction Recovery', Dr. William Nelson and Robin Cote dive into the power of a positive attitude in overcoming addiction. Dr. Nelson shares his ambitious goal of reducing overdose deaths by 50% and highlights the body's incredible ability to heal itself.

He also talks about prolotherapy for soft tissue injuries and how lifestyle choices can significantly impact recovery. Robin Cote adds her wisdom on setting healthy boundaries in relationships and dealing with emotional hurdles. They wrap up the conversation by discussing the everyday challenges people face and the potential benefits of using naltrexone pellets in treatment. This episode is packed with practical advice and encouraging stories for anyone on the path to recovery.

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