James Swanwick
James Swanwick
EP 30: John Gray - How Men And Women Handle Addiction Differently
EP 30: John Gray - How Men And Women Handle Addiction Differently
EP 30: John Gray - How Men And Women Handle Addiction Differently
Thursday 1st October 2020
John Gray discusses gender differences in addiction handling, ADHD's role, and the importance of support on 'Alcohol-Free Lifestyle'.
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Get the buttons here!John Gray on Gender Differences in Tackling Addiction
The most important driving need that these people have is the approval of their parents, the approval of their community. And this is why you see so many of the superstars movie stars, very famous, influential people end up having drug problems and going to rehab all the time, because getting that much dopamine stimulation is like a drug and always when it overstimulates, you will go down.
Why do men and women handle addiction so differently? In this engaging episode of the 'Alcohol-Free Lifestyle' podcast, host James Swanwick sits down with renowned author and speaker John Gray to explore this intriguing question. Gray, famous for his work on relationships, dives into the distinct ways men and women face addiction and the underlying reasons behind these differences.
He explains how ADHD and dopamine play crucial roles in addiction and highlights how societal expectations can shape one's journey to recovery. Gray also discusses the profound effects of alcohol on both body and mind and offers practical tips for managing stress. He emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with a supportive network to overcome addiction successfully.
This episode is packed with valuable insights and offers a fresh perspective on addiction and recovery, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of addiction through the lens of gender. Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or supporting a loved one, you'll find this conversation both enlightening and empowering.