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Blu Robinson
Reframing Pain: A New Perspective on Suffering with Curtis Morley
Reframing Pain: A New Perspective on Suffering with Curtis Morley
Reframing Pain: A New Perspective on Suffering with Curtis Morley
Tuesday 25th March 2025
Join Coach Blu Robinson and Curtis Morley as they tackle men's mental health, emotional expression, and recovery strategies on the Addict II Athlete Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Reframing Pain: Men's Mental Health Insights
Episode Overview
- Men often suffer in silence due to societal pressures.
- Understanding authentic vs. counterfeit emotions is crucial.
- Recovery requires surrender and support.
- Emotional expression is key to mental health.
- Curtis Morley's insights on men's health and family support.
Sobriety is based in fear. Recovery is based in hope. It's the ultimate comeback.
In this episode of Addict II Athlete Podcast, Coach Blu Robinson engages in an insightful conversation with Curtis Morley, founder of Counterfeit Emotions, to address the challenges men face in recovery. The discussion centers around men's mental health, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between authentic and counterfeit emotions. Curtis shares his journey and the foundational principles of his program, advocating for a shift away from societal norms that encourage men to suppress their feelings.
The podcast highlights the need for open dialogue about men's mental health, where emotional expression is not only accepted but encouraged. Curtis elaborates on the concept of counterfeit emotions, explaining how they can hinder recovery and personal growth. He stresses the importance of surrendering to one's circumstances and seeking help, as these actions are pivotal for overcoming emotional barriers.
Curtis shares personal anecdotes and research findings that illustrate the detrimental effects of shame, linking it to bullying, criminal behavior, and addiction. He introduces the notion of 'soul scrubbing,' which involves eliminating shame and fear, thus paving the way for genuine recovery rooted in hope. Through Curtis's eight-week program, men transition from sobriety to recovery, gaining the freedom to express themselves without shame.
Coach Blu and Curtis encourage listeners to leverage resources available on Addict II Athlete's platform, underscoring the importance of community support. Ultimately, the episode serves as a beacon of hope for men grappling with mental health challenges, urging them to transform their struggles into triumphs. Curtis Morley's insights provide a fresh perspective on emotional health, inspiring listeners to embrace their emotions and seek help when needed.