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95: Addiction, Identity, and the Illusion of Brokenness: Jason Shiers on Childhood Trauma, Secret Shame in Recovery, and What Real Healing Looks Like
In today’s powerful conversation, I welcome psychotherapist and Infinite Recovery Project founder Jason Shiers. Jason shares his deeply personal story of addiction, trauma, and his 20+ year journey through recovery — before a radical spiritual awakening changed everything.
Together, Jason and I dive into:
- Why trauma is often the hidden root of addiction.
- How traditional recovery models pathologize normal human responses.
- What it really means to heal — beyond symptom management.
- The transformational power of somatic work, parts work (IFS), and embodied spirituality.
- How authentic relationships become the ultimate container for healing.
Jason also explores how to reconnect with your true Self, why you are not broken, and why genuine freedom from addiction comes from a profound internal shift — not just managing behaviors.
Learn more about Jason at: InfiniteRecoveryProject.com
If you’re tired of surface-level recovery and ready for true transformation, this is a must-listen.
🎧 Subscribe for more addiction recovery insights, spiritual growth tools, and mindset coaching!
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In today’s powerful conversation, I welcome psychotherapist and Infinite Recovery Project founder Jason Shiers. Jason shares his deeply personal story of addiction, trauma, and his 20+ year journey through recovery — before a radical spiritual awakening changed everything.
Together, Jason and I dive into:
- Why trauma is often the hidden root of addiction.
- How traditional recovery models pathologize normal human responses.
- What it really means to heal — beyond symptom management.
- The transformational power of somatic work, parts work (IFS), and embodied spirituality.
- How authentic relationships become the ultimate container for healing.
Jason also explores how to reconnect with your true Self, why you are not broken, and why genuine freedom from addiction comes from a profound internal shift — not just managing behaviors.
Learn more about Jason at: InfiniteRecoveryProject.com
If you’re tired of surface-level recovery and ready for true transformation, this is a must-listen.
🎧 Subscribe for more addiction recovery insights, spiritual growth tools, and mindset coaching!
IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE...
How to Replace Porn Addiction | Gain Motivation, Reduce Symptoms of Anxiety & Depression, Build Focus & Attention, Beat the Addictive Mindset
Journey Out of Darkness | A Porn Addiction Story of Healing Through Empathy & Compassion
PORN ADDICTION RECOVERY RESOURCES...
FREE WORKSHOP
FREE EBOOK
Support the show
No More Desire
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