Jacob Patrick Jansen

I Took the High Road

Jacob Patrick Jansen

  • I Took the High Road

I Took the High Road

Join Jacob Jansen on 'I Took the High Road' for candid discussions on addiction, recovery, peer support, and breaking down stigma.
Substance Abuse & Drug Recovery
Alcohol, Addiction & Recovery
Family & Relationships
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I Took the High Road: Jacob Jansen's Honest Take on Addiction and Recovery

Curious about the realities of addiction and the road to recovery? 'I Took the High Road' offers a candid and insightful look into these challenging issues. Hosted by Jacob Patrick Jansen, who has lived through addiction himself, this podcast aims to change the way we think about addiction and recovery. Jacob is on a mission to shift the focus from fighting drug supply to reducing demand, and he believes in breaking down the stigma that surrounds addiction.
His episodes are a mix of personal stories, expert interviews, and practical advice, all aimed at providing a fresh perspective on recovery. Jacob’s straightforward and empathetic approach makes this podcast a must-listen for anyone affected by addiction, whether directly or indirectly. He tackles topics like the role of peer support, the importance of aftercare, and the impact of the criminal justice system on recovery.
Each episode dives into different aspects of addiction, from cognitive behavioral therapy to family involvement in recovery. Jacob also highlights the importance of community and education in overcoming addiction. One standout episode features John Shinholser from the McShin Foundation, discussing innovative recovery approaches and the power of peer support. Another episode with interventionist Candy Finnigan sheds light on the emotional and practical aspects of interventions, offering hope and strategies for families in crisis.
'I Took the High Road' is not just about sharing stories; it's about changing perceptions and removing barriers to treatment. Jacob’s goal is to show that addicts are not bad people trying to get good, but sick people trying to get well. If you’re looking for a podcast that combines personal experience with expert insights, this one’s for you.