Julian Keats

Addiction in Simple Terms

Julian Keats

  • Why Do People Use Drugs?

Why Do People Use Drugs?

Sunday 22nd March 2020

Dr. Julian Keats explains why people use drugs, covering social influences, personality traits, and past experiences in this insightful episode.
15 minutes
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Addiction in Simple Terms
Author:
Julian Keats
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Recovery from Trauma
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Why People Turn to Drugs: Insights from Dr. Julian Keats

So if we're going to pull things apart, the place I would begin is with the question: why do people use drugs?
Ever wondered why some people turn to drugs while others steer clear? In this episode of 'Addiction in Simple Terms', Dr. Julian Keats breaks down the reasons behind drug use in a way that's easy to grasp. Whether it's a teenager experimenting, someone seeking relief from stress, or an individual battling addiction, Dr. Keats covers it all. He dives into social factors like peer pressure and availability, as well as personal traits such as impulsiveness and the need for novelty.
You'll also hear about how past experiences and emotional pain can drive people towards substance use. This episode isn't just about understanding the 'why'; it's about recognizing these patterns to help prevent addiction and make positive changes in our lives. Tune in for a straightforward yet profound discussion that could change the way you view addiction.
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