Betsy Byler
Betsy Byler
Why Do People Use Meth?
Why Do People Use Meth?
Why Do People Use Meth?
Monday 28th June 2021
Betsy Byler explores why meth is so addictive and hard to quit, emphasizing the brain's role and the importance of support in recovery.
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54 minutes
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Insightful
Raw
Thought-provoking
Supportive
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Betsy Byler
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Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Meth Use: The Brain's Role and the Road to Recovery
When someone gets to meth, they've usually used other things...It's a house, an apartment, where people just show up and they use there and they're crashing there, and they're usually extremely dirty.
Ever wondered why someone would turn to meth despite its notorious reputation? In this episode of 'All Things Substance', Betsy Byler, a seasoned therapist and substance abuse counselor, dives into the reasons behind meth use and why quitting is so challenging. Byler explains how our brain's natural inclination to seek pleasure can make meth particularly alluring. She also discusses the impulsive behaviors that often accompany meth use, leading to risky and sometimes illegal actions.
Throughout the episode, Byler highlights the physical and emotional toll of meth addiction and stresses the critical role of support systems in the recovery process. One eye-opening aspect she touches on is the link between trauma histories and meth use, providing a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in addiction. With her characteristic blend of empathy and expertise, Byler offers valuable insights that make this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to understand meth addiction better.