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Addict II Athlete Podcast

Blu Robinson

  • Infinite Recovery: A New Paradigm with Jason Shires

Infinite Recovery: A New Paradigm with Jason Shires

Tuesday 6th May 2025

Coach Blu Robinson and Jason Shires discuss addiction recovery, challenging labels, and holistic healing in a transformative podcast episode.
Explicit
48 minutes
challenging
hopeful
informative
inspirational

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Addict II Athlete Podcast
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Body & Mind
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Infinite Recovery: Redefining the Path to Healing

Episode Overview

  • Exploration of addiction as an intelligent response.
  • Discussion on the impact of labels on personal identity.
  • Emphasis on holistic healing for individuals and families.
  • Insights into Jason Shires' personal recovery journey.
  • Introduction of the Infinite Recovery Project and its resources.
Addiction is an intelligent response to what we embodied in the nervous system.
In this enlightening episode of the Addict to Athlete podcast, Coach Blu Robinson engages in a profound conversation with Jason Shires, a psychotherapist and transformative coach. Together, they delve into the complex world of addiction and recovery, challenging conventional views and exploring new paradigms for healing. Jason Shires shares his personal journey through addiction, shedding light on the misconceptions surrounding recovery and the importance of understanding the root causes of such struggles.
He emphasizes that addiction is often an intelligent response to the challenges and traumas faced earlier in life, which are deeply embedded in the nervous system and ego structure. The discussion moves beyond traditional views, advocating for a holistic approach to healing that includes not only the individual but also their families. By addressing the complete picture, Shires argues that recovery can become a transformational path rather than merely a process of overcoming addiction.
Throughout the conversation, the impact of labels on identity is scrutinized. Shires highlights how labels can often confine individuals to a particular narrative, impeding their ability to see themselves beyond their addiction. Instead, he encourages embracing a fluid identity that allows growth and transformation. Shires introduces listeners to the Infinite Recovery Project, which aims to provide resources for those struggling with addiction and their loved ones.
The project includes a forthcoming book and a workbook designed for introspective contemplation and reflection, encouraging readers to question their beliefs and embark on a personal journey of healing. The episode is rich with insights, offering a hopeful and inspirational outlook on recovery. Coach Blu Robinson and Jason Shires invite listeners to view recovery as an opportunity for profound personal growth and transformation.
By providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and possibilities within addiction recovery, they inspire a new paradigm in healing. Listeners are encouraged to visit the Addict to Athlete website for additional resources and information to support their journey. As the conversation draws to a close, Shires expresses gratitude for the opportunity to share his insights, promising further dialogue in future episodes.
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