The Nature of TraumaThe Nature of Trauma
Native Addiction Healing
Roland Martin discusses how trauma, perceived through the mind, influences addiction and highlights a spiritual approach to healing.
13:01•22 Feb 2024
Healing Trauma: A Spiritual Approach to Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
- Trauma is rooted in spiritual perception.
- Addressing spiritual causation can lead to healing.
- Cultural practices enhance treatment effectiveness.
- Perception plays a key role in how trauma is experienced.
- Holistic approaches are vital for addiction recovery.
“We are spirit wrapped up in water and dirt. So we are not the dirt, the water. In other words, we are not the body or spirit.”
Understanding trauma is crucial in the journey of addiction recovery, and this episode of 'Native Addiction Healing' dives deep into this topic. Roland Martin, a seasoned drug and alcohol counsellor, shares his insights on how trauma, perceived through the mind, influences our physical and emotional well-being. Martin explains that trauma isn't just a physical experience but is rooted in our spiritual perception. By addressing the spiritual causation level, one can begin to heal from the inside out.
He emphasises that trauma must first be perceived before it can affect the body, making our subconscious beliefs a significant factor in how we experience trauma. The episode highlights the importance of cultural integration in treatment, as Martin believes that incorporating cultural practices can enhance the healing process. You'll also hear about the role of perception in trauma, with examples illustrating how two people can experience the same event differently based on their mindset.
This episode is a blend of spiritual wisdom and practical advice, aiming to provide a holistic approach to addiction recovery. Don't miss out on these valuable insights that could change how you view trauma and healing.

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