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In this episode, award-winning addiction scientist Dr. Suzette Glasner shares her expert opinion and commentary on Shaquille O’Neal’s candid reflections on opioid use, tolerance, and performance pressure. She explains subtle signs of addiction that are often missed—even by high performers—and why early recognition matters.
About Dr. Glasner: Dr. Suzette Glasner is an award-winning addiction scientist and clinical researcher, author, and educator focused on evidence-based approaches to substance use and recovery.
Contact the show: [email protected]
Early access: Substack subscribers receive audio on Tuesdays.
Premiere: New episodes publish on YouTube every Thursday at 8:00 AM PT: https://youtu.be/PTIfi8sztAI
Thank you to Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard for fostering open, thoughtful conversations that help dismantle addiction stigma.
Disclaimer: This episode reflects Dr. Glasner’s professional opinion and commentary based on publicly available interviews. It is not a diagnosis or medical advice. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, seek help from a qualified healthcare professional.
By Dr. Suzette GlasnerIn this episode, award-winning addiction scientist Dr. Suzette Glasner shares her expert opinion and commentary on Shaquille O’Neal’s candid reflections on opioid use, tolerance, and performance pressure. She explains subtle signs of addiction that are often missed—even by high performers—and why early recognition matters.
About Dr. Glasner: Dr. Suzette Glasner is an award-winning addiction scientist and clinical researcher, author, and educator focused on evidence-based approaches to substance use and recovery.
Contact the show: [email protected]
Early access: Substack subscribers receive audio on Tuesdays.
Premiere: New episodes publish on YouTube every Thursday at 8:00 AM PT: https://youtu.be/PTIfi8sztAI
Thank you to Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard for fostering open, thoughtful conversations that help dismantle addiction stigma.
Disclaimer: This episode reflects Dr. Glasner’s professional opinion and commentary based on publicly available interviews. It is not a diagnosis or medical advice. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, seek help from a qualified healthcare professional.