Beyond Binary Thinking
Cory emphasizes the importance of connection and belonging in the journey of sobriety, highlighting how community plays a vital role in recovery. Both he and Rich explore the complexities of addiction, questioning the simplistic view that all issues stem solely from childhood trauma. They suggest that while trauma is significant, it’s the inherited behaviors and patterns that often perpetuate cycles of dysfunction.In this clip
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A POWERFUL Story of Overcoming Addiction, PTSD, & Bi-Polar Disorder | Cory Richards x Rich Roll
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