Mental Health Resilience: Strategies for Combating Addiction
The Opioid Matrix: A Journey Into the Rabbit HoleShow Notes
Exploring the intricate web of trauma's influence, addiction's grasp, and the erosion of genuine connections, this episode unearths the need for holistic healing, emotional empowerment, and a renewed focus on nurturing our youth's mental well-being.
Gina Tabrizy, our latest guest, is an inspirational keynote speaker, author, radio host of The Recovery Show, and a trauma/addiction expert. She is currently Chief Clinical Liaison at Sierra by the Sea, an adult residential treatment facility. Gina has a zest for providing excellent clinical care with a high success rate.
Join us as we discuss: The connection between trauma and addiction, particularly prevalent in affluent neighborhoods where electronic devices replace genuine family connections The effectiveness of harm reduction strategies and the normalization of drug use, particularly with the legalization of marijuana. The power of holistic approaches that combine psychological, emotional, and spiritual healing To make sure you never miss an episode of The Opioid Matrix, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, the website, or your favorite podcast player.
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