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Native Addiction Healing
This Podcast focuses on all aspects of healing addiction related to Native Americans. It seeks to understand pathways to healing from a spectrum of approaches, for example: evidence based; spiritual; cultural; traditional treatment methods; mindfulness; meditative, physical, nutrition to name a few. It will also explore possible roots of addiction. It hopes to draw from experienced professionals in the addiction filed and others by way of interviews.
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Episodes
Illusions 16.03.2023 22:31
Send a text In this episode I draw from the book, "Black Elk Speaks" to help frame, in a new way or a new light, ways to look at a perceived trauma. Trauma is seen by many in the addiction field to be at the root of addiction behaviors. We are never upset over a fact, we are upset over our interpretation of a fact and our interpretation of a fact greatly shifts when viewed through the co...
The Problem 3 07.03.2023 59:13
Send a text In this episode I take a deeper dive in to the problem of addiction, I also make reference to spiritual concepts found in the book, "Black Elk Speaks." Furthermore I take a look at some healing concepts at the spiritual realm concerning the awareness of Oneness.
The Problem 2 22.02.2023 56:50
Send a text In this episode a continued in depth look at addiction is completed. In doing so, it is hopped a more general accepted of addiction as a trauma problem could be developed. In seeing addiction in a new light of pain, the approach to recovery could be better focused. Some discussion on grief and healing grief is also apart of this episode.
The Problem 16.02.2023 59:15
Send a text This episode takes a deeper look into the problem of addiction with Native Americans.
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