YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
Episode 86: The FAQ Files: Your Burning Questions Answered
Episode 86: The FAQ Files: Your Burning Questions Answered
Episode 86: The FAQ Files: Your Burning Questions Answered
Friday 27th September 2024
Danny and EJ answer your most pressing questions about addiction, therapy options, and recovery paths with raw honesty and practical advice.
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Episode Overview
- Trust your instincts about addiction signs.
- Understand the role of different therapy options.
- Rehab is just the beginning; follow-up care is crucial.
- Medication can assist but isn't a standalone solution.
- Family involvement is key in the recovery process.
Trust your gut. If you know there's a problem, there is a problem and it's much bigger than you're aware of.
Ever wondered if your loved one's behaviour is just a bad habit or a full-blown addiction? In this episode of the Your Living Proof Podcast, Danny and EJ tackle the most burning questions about addiction and recovery. From the nuances of ketamine therapy to the age-old debate of inpatient versus outpatient care, they break down complex topics with raw honesty and a sprinkle of humour.
Danny, with his extensive experience, shares invaluable advice on identifying addiction, the effectiveness of rehab, and why some therapies might not be the quick fix they seem. EJ adds her perspective, making the conversation relatable and heartfelt. This episode is a treasure trove of practical advice and real-life anecdotes that could make a difference in how you approach addiction in your family. Don't miss out on their candid discussions - it might just be the perspective shift you need.