Audio- Addiction, Trauma & The Truth about recovery: DR. Robb Kelly

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Emotional Nightmares Podcast …
summary: In this episode, Dr. Rob Kelly shares his transformative journey from a successful career to homelessness due to alcoholism. He discusses the pivotal moments that led to his realization of addiction, the importance of understanding the mind's role in addiction, and the impact of childhood trauma. Dr. Kelly critiques traditional recovery methods like AA and NA, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of addiction and the importance of environment and self-discovery in recovery. He also touches on the role of medical assistance in treatment and the significance of confidence and self-belief in achieving greatness. 
takeaways
• Dr. Rob Kelly's journey from success to homelessness due to addiction.
• The realization of addiction often comes after significant loss and pain.
• Understanding the mind is crucial in addressing addiction.
• Childhood trauma plays a significant role in addiction patterns.
• Traditional recovery methods like AA and NA have flaws.
• Rebuilding relationships is a vital part of recovery.
• The environment and people around you influence your recovery journey.
• Medical assistance can be beneficial but should be approached with caution.
• Confidence and self-belief are essential for achieving personal goals.
• Everyone has the potential for greatness, regardless of their past.


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