Transformation Talk Radio
Ellen Stewart
California Sober with Nelson Hadler
California Sober with Nelson Hadler
California Sober with Nelson Hadler
Wednesday 13th April 2022
Explore 'California Sober' with Nelson Hadler on Recovery Recharged. A fresh take on sobriety's spectrum.
55 minutes
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Episode Overview
- California Sober involves quitting most substances but continuing some like marijuana.
- Sobriety might be more of a spectrum than a binary state.
- Stigma around substance use can hinder recovery efforts.
- Meeting individuals where they are is crucial for effective treatment.
- The role of mental health in addiction should not be overlooked.
"Addiction is subjective; it's not about the drug, it's about the addictive brain."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of Recovery Recharged takes you on a deep dive into the concept of 'California Sober' with clinical expert Nelson Hadler. Ellen Stewart, known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, and her co-host Dr. Pat engage in a lively discussion with Nelson, exploring the pros and cons of this controversial approach to sobriety.
Nelson, a seasoned professional in addiction treatment, shares his experiences and thoughts on whether 'California Sober'—quitting most substances but continuing to use others like marijuana and psychedelics in moderation—can truly be considered sober. The conversation touches on the evolving definitions of sobriety, the stigma surrounding substance use, and the importance of personalised recovery paths. With anecdotes and insights from both personal and professional experiences, this episode challenges traditional views on addiction and recovery.
As the discussion unfolds, listeners are prompted to consider: Can sobriety be a spectrum rather than a binary state? And how do we support those who might not fit into the traditional recovery mould? Dive into this engaging dialogue that questions conventional wisdom and seeks to find what truly works for individuals on their path to recovery.