Eric Andrew & Taylor Klinger
Eric Andrew & Taylor Klinger
Episode 10 - Neuroplasticity and Recovery Ft. Erik
Episode 10 - Neuroplasticity and Recovery Ft. Erik
Episode 10 - Neuroplasticity and Recovery Ft. Erik
Friday 17th March 2023
Join Taylor, Eric, and guest Erik on 'Sober & Shameless' as they discuss neuroplasticity and the brain's adaptation to sobriety.
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Eric Andrew & Taylor Klinger
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Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Brain Rewiring in Sobriety: Insights from Early Recovery
Getting sober from alcohol allowed me to, for the first time, to really look at that from the perspective of strength and say: I don't have to be that way, I don't need to be that way.
Ever wondered how your brain changes when you stop drinking? In this engaging episode of 'Sober & Shameless', hosts Taylor Klinger and Eric Andrew are joined by Erik to chat about the fascinating concept of neuroplasticity and its role in recovery. The trio dives into the nitty-gritty of early sobriety, sharing personal stories and the tools that helped them along the way.
They explore how the brain rewires itself to adapt to a life without alcohol, turning what once seemed impossible into a new normal. The conversation is peppered with humor and candid reflections, making complex science feel relatable and even fun.
A standout moment comes when one host shares, 'Getting sober from alcohol allowed me to, for the first time, really look at that from the perspective of strength and say: I don't have to be that way, I don't need to be that way'. This episode is perfect for anyone curious about the brain's resilience and the practical steps to build a balanced, fulfilling life in sobriety.
Tune in for a mix of science, laughter, and heartfelt advice on navigating the early stages of recovery.