by Jodie Stevens | Dec 11, 2023 | Bible and Theology, Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Psychology and Personal Growth |
Defining Addiction: Scientifically, addiction is considered a brain disorder, marked by compulsive engagement with a substance (substance addiction) or behavior (process addiction) resulting in rewarding stimuli. Yet, most people’s experiences reveal a deeper...
by Jodie Stevens | Dec 1, 2023 | Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Psychology and Personal Growth |
In the intricate tapestry of human emotions, the act of stuffing feelings is a common thread that weaves its way through our lives. It is a coping mechanism we adopt to navigate the complexities of relationships, societal expectations, and personal struggles. In this...
by Jodie Stevens | Nov 5, 2023 | Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Choices, Psychology and Personal Growth |
Out latest Genuine Life Recovery conversation unveils the transformative journey my husband Aaron embarked on, battling alcohol addiction, health issues, and the intricate process of achieving sustained sobriety. Join me as I narrate his challenging yet inspiring...
by Jodie Stevens | Oct 31, 2023 | Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Boundaries, Choices, Hope, Psychology and Personal Growth |
In a recent episode of the Genuine Life Recovery Podcast, my guest, Robin Padilla, shares her journey of overcoming trauma and domestic violence. Her story, emblematic of many who have faced addiction and trauma, sheds light on the harsh realities she endured....
by Jodie Stevens | Jun 6, 2023 | Bible and Theology, Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Psychology and Personal Growth |
I drank like an alcoholic for years in my teens up until my early thirties. I used Marijuana daily too. Toward the end of my addiction, I tried all sorts of methods to stop…unsuccessfully. It wasn’t just the drugs and alcohol I was powerless to quit, in fact they were...
by Jodie Stevens | May 5, 2022 | Emotional Difficulties & Addiction, Hope, Psychology and Personal Growth |
Believe it or not, most people are trying to make their lives better when they start using drugs or alcohol. For instance, someone might snort cocaine or stimulants to make more sales at work or feel invincible around people. This may meet a person’s social or...
