Heidi Rain
Heidi Rain
Why Do Addicts or Alcoholics Cheat?
Why Do Addicts or Alcoholics Cheat?
Why Do Addicts or Alcoholics Cheat?
Monday 29th April 2024
Join Heidi Rain in a compelling episode dissecting addiction's influence on behavior and moral boundaries, shedding light on why addicts and alcoholics may engage in infidelity. Explore the neuroscience behind addiction and the importance of recovery in restoring impulse control.
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26 minutes
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Author:
Heidi Rain
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Categories:
Healing Relationships
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Navigating Alcohol Dependency
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Explore the transformative impact of addiction on behaviour and moral boundaries
- Understand the neuroscience behind addiction and its influence on impulse control
- Discover why addicts and alcoholics may engage in infidelity due to impaired 'brakes' in the brain
- Learn about the importance of recovery in restoring impulse control and decision-making processes
- Uncover the role of past experiences in shaping behaviour and relationships
I hope that analogy helps you. So I want you to think about the breaks being broken. Hey, stop, you're not to do something terrible. We ain't got no breaks. All right. Now, when somebody's in recovery, they've got better breaks.
In a thought-provoking episode of 'Addiction and Relationships,' Heidi Rain explores the intricacies of addiction and its impact on behaviors and boundaries. Delving into the effects of addiction on decision-making and moral boundaries, she sheds light on the reasons behind addicts' and alcoholics' infidelity. Join Heidi Rain as she uncovers the neuroscience behind addiction and why individuals in crisis mode may cross moral and ethical lines.
Discover the importance of understanding addiction's impact on impulse control and decision-making processes, and how recovery can help restore the 'brakes' in an addicted brain.