Substance Stories
Substance Stories
Podcast Description
Substance Stories is a podcast that explores the multifaceted world of addiction. Hosted by Dr. Richard Bradlow, an expert in psychiatry and neuropsychiatry, the podcast dives into the psychological, social, and biological aspects of addiction. Each episode aims to educate, empower, and support listeners by offering insights and real-world solutions.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into a variety of themes including the psychology of addiction, social factors influencing substance abuse, and biological underpinnings of dependency. Notable episodes cover topics like the gradual recovery process with practical strategies for relapse prevention, understanding the signs of addiction, and defining substance use disorders, featuring real recovery stories and expert insights
Substance Stories is a podcast that explores the multifaceted world of addiction. Hosted by Dr. Richard Bradlow, an expert in psychiatry and neuropsychiatry, the podcast dives into the psychological, social, and biological aspects of addiction. Each episode aims to educate, empower, and support listeners by offering insights and real-world solutions.
Just got back from a US conference and couldn't believe how many people think cannabis isn't addictive. Here’s what the evidence actually shows: THC is highly reinforcing, and any substance used to escape hardship can become an addiction. The bigger surprise? Heavy use can raise your risk of schizophrenia sixfold. We get into why stronger strains matter.
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