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The Science of Gratitude: Rewire Your Brain from Addiction
The Science of Gratitude: Rewire Your Brain from Addiction
The Science of Gratitude: Rewire Your Brain from Addiction
Wednesday 26th November 2025
Explore how gratitude can rewire your brain and boost recovery with insights from Angie Manson and Dallas Terrell.
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Episode Overview
- Gratitude releases dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin, boosting mood.
- Practising gratitude counters negativity bias common in addiction.
- Habit-stacking helps incorporate gratitude into daily routines.
- Expressing gratitude strengthens relationships and community ties.
- Gratitude can reduce holiday stress and feelings of isolation.
Gratitude isn't just a nice feeling. It's actually a measurable physiological process.
Curious about how gratitude can transform recovery? This episode of The Elevate Experience delves into the science behind gratitude and its powerful impact on addiction recovery. Hosts Angie Manson and Dallas Terrell break down how gratitude can rewire your brain, releasing feel-good chemicals like dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin. These neurochemicals counteract the negativity bias often seen in addiction, offering a natural mood boost.
The discussion covers practical techniques like habit-stacking to cultivate a daily gratitude practice, making it a sustainable tool for long-term sobriety. With the holidays approaching, the hosts remind listeners of the importance of gratitude in combating stress and loneliness. The episode offers tips on how to express gratitude, from journaling to mindfulness practices, and even calling someone to share your appreciation. By fostering a gratitude practice, you not only improve your mood but also strengthen relationships and community ties.
This conversation is both enlightening and heartwarming, making it an essential listen for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on recovery.