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Reframe The Alcohol Narrative Exploring Use Before Abuse
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Rev. Jodi welcomes Kelly Moselle, MA, MS, CAC II, CMAC, CCS, CMATS, CAMS II, Amy Sorrells, MA, Psychology and CCIT; as we discuss Reframing the Alcohol Narrative: Exploring Use Before Abuse Kelly and Amy will dive into the latest research on the psychology of alcohol and explore how our beliefs may be driving unhealthy behaviors. What are your beliefs about alcohol? Did you know that our beliefs about alcohol deeply influence our behaviors? Emerging research in health and psychology suggests that cultural norms and beliefs around alcohol—including "moderate drinking"—may not only be misconstrued but potentially harmful. This isn't just about addiction; it's about everyday impacts on our health, from mental health and wellness to physical ailments like cancer. In this episode, we'll explore the cultural beliefs that shape our views on drinking, delve into the latest research and neuroscience, and invite you to join us in a curious exploration of the alcohol narrative. www.susonessentials.com #selfcellcare #mentalhealth #beliefsystems
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