What makes someone addicted, and what does it take to truly recover? Where is the place of trauma, individual responsibility, professionals, and family in this? At the presentation of his new book, recovering addict and addiction consultant Sándor Bajzáth talked to Dr. Gábor Máté about pain, denial, compulsive helping, and the fact that it is not necessarily enough to simply stay sober: you have to learn to live differently.
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What makes someone addicted, and what does it take to truly recover? Where is the place of trauma, individual responsibility, professionals, and family in this? At the presentation of his new book, recovering addict and addiction consultant Sándor Bajzáth talked to Dr. Gábor Máté about pain, denial, compulsive helping, and the fact that it is not necessarily enough to simply stay sober: you have to learn to live differently.