Intersection of Native Culture and Evidence Base PracticeIntersection of Native Culture and Evidence Base Practice
Native Addiction Healing
Raulin explores how Native traditions and modern science combine to offer deep healing in addiction recovery.
27:21•12 Oct 2023
Blending Native Wisdom and Modern Science in Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
- Challenges traditional definitions of addiction and explores trauma as the root cause
- Emphasizes the intersection of Native culture and evidence-based practice in healing
- Highlights the power of mindfulness and spiritual awakening in addressing addiction
- Stresses the importance of stillness of the mind and reconnecting with nature in the healing process
- Provides valuable insights based on experience as a drug and alcohol counselor
“The healing process occurs within the mind from the belief of separation, hurt, pain, guilt, shame, attack, to a slow, gradual realization that we're not guilty, we're not alone, we're not devalued, we're not the wounded, abused, neglected, abandoned, rejected body.”
What happens when ancient Native traditions meet modern science in the fight against addiction? Raulin, your guide through the rich tapestry of Native American healing practices, tackles this question head-on. In this episode, he unpacks how the intersection of cultural wisdom and evidence-based methods can pave the way for deep, transformative healing. Drawing from his own experiences as a drug and alcohol counselor, Raulin explores the roots of addiction, challenging conventional views and spotlighting trauma as a key factor.
He shares the powerful role of mindfulness and spiritual awakening in the recovery journey, emphasizing that peace and clarity are within everyone's reach if they practice daily stillness of the mind. Raulin's blend of storytelling and practical advice offers a fresh perspective on addiction recovery, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in holistic approaches to healing.
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