Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
The Childhood Trauma & Alcoholism Link: Were You Emotionally Neglected?
The Childhood Trauma & Alcoholism Link: Were You Emotionally Neglected?
The Childhood Trauma & Alcoholism Link: Were You Emotionally Neglected?
Sunday 11th October 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses how childhood emotional neglect affects addiction recovery and the crucial role of therapy in healing.
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Get the buttons here!Healing from Childhood Trauma: The Emotional Neglect and Alcoholism Connection
Emotional neglect may be the most common type of childhood trauma. In fact, it can be a result of parents being involved in many kinds of addiction.
Ever wondered how your childhood experiences might be affecting your journey to sobriety? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the deep and often overlooked link between childhood trauma and alcoholism. He zeroes in on emotional neglect, a subtle yet impactful form of trauma that can shape one's relationship with alcohol and recovery. Dr.
Leeds doesn't just skim the surface; he unpacks how emotional neglect can leave lasting scars that manifest in adulthood, often leading to substance abuse as a coping mechanism. You'll also hear about the role of co-occurring mental health issues like ADHD and bipolar disorder, which frequently accompany addiction struggles. Dr. Leeds emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help, whether from a therapist or a doctor, to tackle these underlying issues head-on.
He also warns against falling into codependency traps, offering practical advice on how to avoid them. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. It provides not just information but actionable steps towards healing, making it an invaluable resource on the road to recovery.