Addiction & Recovery: Relatedness
Friday, May 28th, 2010Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for the Sunshine Coast Health Centre, talks about the human need to feel comfortable in your surroundngs, feeling a sense of belonging.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for the Sunshine Coast Health Centre, talks about the human need to feel comfortable in your surroundngs, feeling a sense of belonging.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, discusses why it takes the human infant’s brain so long to develop and what this has to do with the importance of relationships.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, talks about why “confirmation bias” may cause you to find facts that support your belief in the barriers that stop you from dealing with your addiction, and how to overcome this.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, discusses the term “confirmation bias” and what psychologists have learned about the different ways individuals will intake & process information.
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, MA, RCC
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, Director of Family Services for the Sunshine Coast Health Centre, discusses whether relationships after addiction recovery will automatically get better with time.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, discusses the nature of suffering and how to make sense of bad things happening to good people.
Geoff Thompson, MA, CCC
Geoff Thompson, Program Director for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, discusses Viktor Frankl’s theory that happiness is the by-product of a personally meaningful life, and that addiction is a response to a life that is not personally meaningful.
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, MA, RCC
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, Director of Family Services for Sunshine Coast Health Centre, talks about setting consequences for broken boundaries and the importance of “living in the gray.”
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, MA, RCC
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, Director of Family Services for the Sunshine Coast Health Centre, talks about how you know a personal boundary has been crossed and what you can do about it.
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, MA, RCC
Cathy Patterson-Sterling, Director of Family Services for the Sunshine Coast Health Centre, offers a concrete definition of personal boundaries and how to set them.