Podcasts about addictive mind

Hey everyone, and welcome back to the podcast! On today's episode, I got to interview Isaiah Cruz, a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner that studies addiction and, recently, porn addiction. Me and Isaiah talk about his journey, what lead him to help people with addiction, and his porn addiction. Isaiah also talks about men's mental health and some medications to take if you know someone that needs medication. Ex Tele med, Isaiah's company, uses it to help people experiencing porn addiction. You can click on the link below to listen!   Like always, please like, rate, and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Your ratings will help boost the podcast overall. I am also doing counseling and astrology readings. Make sure to click on the link below to schedule a call!   Isaiah's Company https://www.instagram.com/no_x.telemed/ https://www.no-x.net/   Josh's Counseling Sessions https://zcal.co/jsanchez

Was Polybius real? In 1981, an arcade in Portland was the scene of countless gamers coming down with migraines, having heart attacks, seizures and strokes. Local teens were suffering from amnesia and having hallucinations. All due to a mysterious game that seemed to arrive out of thin air. The game was called Polybius. And even though playing the game was dangerous, it was highly addictive and caused some teens to become hyper-aggressive. Fights started breaking out at the arcade. One player was stabbed to death. All traced back to people who played Polybius. Why would the government allow the public to play such a dangerous game? Because the government created it. Let's find out why.

Hello beautiful people! Today we're having a chat about sobriety or being sober curious from alcohol. **TRIGGER WARNING**: This poddy discusses addiction and substance abuse. In this poddy I go over: My journey with sobriety Grey-area drinking Alcohol and drugs - why are they separate? Reframe app and other sobriety tools What addiction does to our brain Neuroplasticity of the brain The addictive voice Quit lit Sober Instagram Helpful things to have in your sobriety toolkit NOTE: I am not a doctor or medical professional - I am purely speaking from experience and reference all those who I have learnt off in the podcast. If you find value or enjoyment from this podcast ep, please subscribe to my channel! Feel free to follow me on Instagram at @nathugillcreative. Quit Lit referenced: The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober by Catherine Gray The Sober Girl Society Handbook by Millie Gooch This Naked Mind by Annie Grace Reframe app: https://www.reframeapp.com/

Christy is the owner and founder of Sano Counseling Center. A mental health facility that works with an array of psychological problems. With over 15 years of experience in clinical psychotherapy, Christy Cosper has poured her expertise and personal discoveries into co-writing a book designed for healing and growth from addictive behaviors. Transforming the Addictive Mind book contains a variety of voices who have treated and struggled through addiction. The exercises, meditative activities, and narratives are written simply enough to follow while having the elements needed to foster honesty, compassion, and gentleness with one's self and relationship to others.

This is part 1 of Luke Storey. Luke is a motivational speaker, meditation and metaphysics teacher, and lifestyle design expert who shares transformative principles of health and spirituality. He is the host of the top rated podcast the life stylist podcast and founder of school of style the worlds premier online fashion school for stylists. Luke recovered from a heroin, alcohol, and crack addiction at 26 years old and went on to achieve amazing things in his life. In this episode he shares his story, how psychedelics came into play in his recovery to help him expand his consciousness heal from trauma and move into a deeper more meaningful expanded life. he has been featured in the Hollywood reporter Los Angeles magazines men's fitness and has appeared on numerous TV networks including style network VH1 and MTV his podcast the Life stylist podcast has received over 75,000 downloads to date, guests including Dr. Joe Dispenza

See all series | See all talksTeacher: Tim GeilDate: 2021-04-12 MondaySeriesDhamma in Daily Life (2021) 2021-01-11 Steve Wilhelm, Tim Geil, Tuere Sala Practice and Reflection Start to notice the subtle expressions of the addictive mind. How does it show up in ordinary moments? Practice releasing the addictive mind with: Clearly knowing the suffering Using death as an advisor Disenchantment with the sense of self that the addictive mind revolves around

See all series | See all talksTeacher: Tuere SalaDate: 2021-04-04 SundaySeriesSunday Morning Meditation & Dhamma (2021, Dhamma in Daily Life) 2021-01-01 Aravind Moorthy, Lauren Wilson, Lyndal Johnson, Sooz Appel, Susan Alotrico, Tuere Sala

See all series | See all talksTeacher: Tim GeilDate: 2021-03-29 MondaySeriesDhamma in Daily Life (2021) 2021-01-11 Tim Geil, Tuere Sala Practice and Reflection: Addictive Mind Pick one area of addiction to explore dharmically. The intention is to understand and learn, instead of overcome and eliminate. Reflect on what structure or process would help you pause and be mindful during the activity of addiction. With this mindfulness, notice where the pleasure is with this activity. Notice where the benefit lies. Then notice where the suffering and pain resides. This recording was edited and prepared for publication by volunteer Aruna Bala.

the earnestness of the dented cans / technology vs spirituality / we are products, not prisoners, of our past / the auto-prompt conditioning in the mind / increasing & decreasing free will / self-improvement between the surging urges / the power of affirmative resolutions / addiction is like a snowball / we are possessors of programmable machines / spiritual actors / guilt, self-loathing & loneliness on the spiritual path https://www.thespiritualscientist.com http://bhakticenter.org/yoga-of-writing/

the earnestness of the dented cans / technology vs spirituality / we are products, not prisoners, of our past / the auto-prompt conditioning in the mind / increasing & decreasing free will / self-improvement between the surging urges / the power of affirmative resolutions / addiction is like a snowball / we are possessors of programmable machines / spiritual actors / guilt, self-loathing & loneliness on the spiritual path https://www.thespiritualscientist.com http://bhakticenter.org/yoga-of-writing/

This is a very special episode featuring Judson Brewer, MD, PhD, addiction psychiatrist, author, app developer, and associate professor of psychiatry at Brown University School of Medicine. Jud is a seasoned researcher of mindfulness interventions for addiction and developer of novel habit-change apps for abating anxiety and craving. A longtime Buddhist meditation practitioner Jud is a relentless data hound not an evangelist. He was among the first to use real-time neurofeedback and fMRI to study meditation and its effects. Our dialogue is devoid of hype and chockfull of useful insights on addiction, its true causes, and empirically-based self-applied applications for cessating craving, urges, unwanted substance use. Jud's website https://judsonbrewer.com Jud's lab Brown University School of Public Health Mindfulness Center Jud's habit-change Apps Craving to Quit  Unwinding Anxiety  Eat Right Now  Jud's book The Craving Mind Disclaimer: The information in this episode or on groundlessground.com is intended for information and entertainment purposes only, and does not claim to be or constitute therapeutic advice or mental health treatment.

In this podcast Swami Sitaramanandause talks about the use of yoga to heal addictions.  Yoga teaches us to practice self surrender and by doing this we can understand better how the mind works.  When the mind is very active there are many thought waves which causes us to look outwardly for external objects to bring happiness.  We identify with these thoughts and create an attachment to the objects which leads to addiction. When we repeat these negative thoughts we suffer.  We must learn to practice detach so we are not at the mercy of negative thoughts.  Detachment helps us to connect to our True Self because we no longer identify with the thoughts.  We become content in our Self and no more energy is give to the negative thoughts.

We delve into what inspires me to do this aside from the fun I have. Aiding others in solving addiction is a priority to me, and being that it is not so hard, but a topic filled with confusion. Join me in this podcast as I outline what the many layers facing an addict and what recovery means!

Mindfulness is a powerful tool to teach addicts how to see the thoughts generated by the mind and not to engage in these thoughts. It teaches addicts how to disconnect from the thoughts in part because there is acceptance that they are there to teach you something. Listen as Carol the Coach interviews Darrin Ford who co-wrote with Cristy Cosper the groundbreaking book: Transforming the Addictive Mind.

Everyone has a soundtrack to their lives, and being both in the grips of the grape and in recovery is no different. I share my thoughts on the power of music, and also share your personal choices of music before and after recovery. AND I announce the name for Lisa Neumann's fabulous book giveaway - "Sober Identity: Reprogramming the Addictive Mind". Listen up if it's your name I call! Thanks for all the musical choices guys - some wonderful songs out there of despair, hope and change!

I talk to the wonderful Lisa Neumann - author, blogger, life skills coach, recovery coach, founder of the Empower Recovery Center, Bioenergetic Health Practitioner and Theta Healing Practitioner. We discuss her book, her practices and her approach to coaching...and life. BOOK GIVEAWAY - Lisa was kind enough to give a copy of her book "Sober Identity - Reprogramming an Addictive Mind" for one of the listeners. To get a chance to receive a copy, go to the www.buzzkillpod.com website, and click on the "subscribe" button on the top. Enter your name and email address and you will be entered into the draw. One lucky winner will be sent a copy of Lisa's fantastic book. Enter today! Buzzkill Briefs: You can find Lisa at: http://empowerrecovery.com/ https://soberidentity.com/ Thanks to Lisa and please check out her work!

Twice-monthly show offering you support in your recovery from addiction—NOT intended to take the place of a 12-step program or your individual therapy. Love-Based Thinking Criticizing or yelling at someone is a poor method of improving their behavior.  The same goes for you--negative self-talk will lower your sense of self-worth and likely increase your attempts to cope with addictive behavior.  This episode of RECOVERY SUPPORT will help you identify harmful thinking patterns you've adopted and offer alternatives that you can practice and master.  Today, Kevin Bergen shares part of Healing the Addictive Mind by Lee L. Jampolsky, Ph.D. Call now to leave your question to be answered on a future episode of RECOVERY SUPPORT with Kevin Bergen: (310) 697-8893 (international callers, dial 00 1 310-697-8893) RECOVERY SUPPORT is brought to you by The Center for Counseling, Recovery, & Growth and by Guy Stuff at CCRG Theme music: Recovery Support theme music by Dana Bisignano  Incidental music for this episode by Chad Lawson from the albums, Set on Hill and The Piano

After the untimely death of the once Pop Princess, Whitney Houston – many are wondering if it is even reasonable to believe that addiction can truly be overcome. Life coach and recovered alcoholic, Lisa Neumann, author of Sober Identity: Tools for Reprogramming the Addictive Mind, lends advice from life experience and professional training to help you understand … Read more about this episode...