Other drugs being looked at include psychedelic drugs, such as psilocybin, DMT, and MDMA. Ketamine is a psychoactive drug that is already being used to treat depression, chronic pain, and addiction. In other countries, the psychedelic drug, ibogaine, is being used, though there are significant safety concerns with that treatment. In order to address their unique needs and specific addiction issues, we must be open-minded and see things from an integrative perspective. However, the guest, the top expert in the world on work addiction, provides a method for getting started right away with mindfulness and meditation. Conventional medicine may often overlook the significance of nutrition and how it relates to wellness and healing.

• The episodes that focus on the science of a better way to live are my favorites.
• In this podcast we will begin the conversation on what it looks like to develop a reactive plan when temptation creeps in to keep us from going to those bad spaces.
• In other countries, there has been a more pragmatic approach to harm reduction.
• The Not Drinking Alcohol Today pod provides an invaluable resource to keep you motivated and on track today and beyond.
• But also knowing how CR can help create safety and healthy space to process our unhealthy habits toward new healthy practices can be life giving.

The Addicted Mind Podcast

This hilariously witty and casual approach to an otherwise daunting subject is sure to give you some solid tips and tricks for getting and staying sober. A Sober Girls Guide provides a community for sober, like-minded women in recovery around the world. By listening to addiction podcasts, she learned she wasn’t alone in her struggle and it gave her the courage to seek true recovery.

Story Hour with Seamus Cronin An Evening of Recovery, Resilience, and the Rhythms of the Backcountry

Change is possible with this struggle just like any other hurt, hang-up, and habit. Boundaries are a critical part of learning to apply to our life to put around ourselves to keep us in healthy spaces as we work the recovery principles. In this part two episode on boundaries, Rodney Holmstrom and Andy Petry will unpack the topic of establishing and maintaining healthy boundaries in our recovery. These heartfelt and often emotional success stories are released every Tuesday. In addition to novel drug therapies, there are also technological advancements, such as AI-assisted diagnosis and assessment of addiction and other mental health conditions. There are prescription digital therapeutics (PDT) that use smart phone apps to provide therapy and a real time connection between patient, doctor, and therapist.

The tone is reflective and supportive, focusing on recovery’s emotional and creative aspects. It emphasizes the joy and fulfillment found in sobriety, particularly through creative endeavors. Topics include safety as a privilege, tools Living in a Sober House: Fundamental Rules for anxiety, and how to break from overworking. Notable subjects explored different types of behavioral addictions like sex and porn addiction, substance use stigma, and real stories from real people. On this episode you’ll hear from Jeni Baker, Co-executive Director of Celebrate Recovery.

Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes

If you’re struggling to find sobriety or maintain your own recovery, The Recovery Village can help. Contact them today to learn more about a treatment plan that could work for you and your needs. Listening to podcasts can be a valuable and enjoyable way to expand your knowledge, improve your mental health, and connect with others who share your interests. With that in mind, we thought we’d put together this list 8 of the Top Podcasts About Drug and Alcohol Addiction in 2023 as a resource for those in recovery.

What does healing look like when Battling Addictions? – Part 3

TSM may appeal to the sober curious person who is in the first stage of confronting their addiction and is not ready to quit. You can look forward to more of our addiction podcast episodes in the future that focus on tobacco use and nicotine addiction. While I have no intention of starting a dedicated nicotine podcast, I do intend to talk a lot more about this important subject.

Tricia is also the co-founder of Sober by Southwest, a sober music event in Austin, Texas. After trying to get sober for nearly 10 years, Jessica Jeboult is now a Sober Girl. Each week on her podcast, Jessica has honest conversations with guests aboutmental health, self-development, wellness andspirituality, discussing how they influence each guest’s unique recovery journey. Inspired by her own recovery and wellness journey, Jessica’s mission is to provide listeners with the tools, guidance and motivation to help them navigate through their recovery and personal growth. She hosts and produces Recovery Happy Hour, a podcast that celebrates inspiring stories of recovery from alcohol addiction and misuse.

• He focuses onliving a positive, healthyand sober lifestyle, and uses his podcast as a platform for sharing inspiration with others who want to live the same way.
• The Addicted Mind Podcastis about understanding addiction, its impact and the latest treatment options available.
• However, listening to podcasts that align with your style and needs is typically more helpful.
• This podcast features experts from the Beer world, as well as Alcohol Free breweries and sober activists as we explore the world of Alcohol Free beer and sobriety.

Can I find freedom in this area and ultimately walking path of everlasting life? One of the blessings of Celebrate Recovery are the many paths for people to find healing from the hurts, hangups and habits. Celebrate Pastor‘s in Recovery (CPR) is an incredible tool for pastors and their spouses to have a safe space toward healing. Join Rodney Holmstrom, Global Field Director of CR as he visits with Josh Lawrence, a pastor of a local church and faithful leader of these groups. Listen as he shares about the life change experience that takes place in these groups.

She provides a platform for people to share their stories of recovery and prove that life doesn’t end after you quit drinking. By listening to addiction podcasts, she learned she wasn’t alone in her struggle, and it gave her the courage to seek true recovery. Recovery Happy Hour pays that effort forward, publishing weekly episodes that help other people learn that they’re not alone either. These podcasts are regular, inspirational reminders that recovery is possible and you won’t have to do it alone.

Below are seven recovery-centric https://northiowatoday.com/2025/01/27/sober-house-rules-what-you-should-know-before-moving-in/ podcasts we have selected that offer a broad overview of the various aspects of addiction and the recovery process. Life has a way of throwing things at us that can bring some hurt. What is the cycle that gets us stuck and ultimately gets us unstuck? Join Rodney Holmstrom, Global Field Director and Andy Petry, Landing Director of Celebrate Recovery as they talk about how the cycle impacts us.

We’re not trying to be role models, we’re just trying to hang out. It’s honestly one of the hardest, most rewarding endeavours a lot of people make, so the honesty in seeing how the sausage is made was refreshing. If you’re feeling the need for a laugh and a different kind of show, then check this one out at least a few times. It’s a non-theistic recovery program based (loosely) on Buddhist principles. But you don’t have to believe anything, or really know anything about Buddhism to get something positive out of the sessions.

Topics include drug addiction, recovery, the impact of drugs on mental health, relationships, and society. Prominent guests like Jamie Lee Curtis, comedy icon Margaret Cho, or Steven Adler of Guns N’ Roses also recount their misadventures in the world of addiction. Hearing a testimony from people that have worked and walked through the process of celebrate recovery can bring encouragement and hope to us all. Take a few minutes and hear the heart and impact that Jesus made on Michael’s life as he worked through his hurts, hangups and habits through celebrate recovery. In this podcast we will begin the conversation on what it looks like to develop a reactive plan when temptation creeps in to keep us from going to those bad spaces.