The Addicted Mind Podcast

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Episode 398: Recognizing the Patterns of a Narcissistic Parent with Julie L. Hall (Rebroadcast)

October 26, 2026

This is a rebroadcast of Episode 90 with Julie L. Hall, a conversation originally released on The Addicted Mind.Maybe you grew up in a home where your feelings didn’t seem to have a place. Everything seemed to orbit around one parent’s moods and needs, and you learned early to make yourself small. Maybe you’re only now finding words for it. That can be such a confusing, painful thing to sit with.In this episode I’m sharing my conversation with Julie L. Hall, author of The Narcissist in Your L...

Episode 397: Breaking the Silence of Childhood Trauma and Addiction with Rich Dunning

October 19, 2026

Content note: This episode includes discussion of childhood abuse, domestic violence, and a suicidal crisis. If you’re struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). It’s free, confidential, and available 24/7.For so many of us, staying quiet was how we survived. When a childhood is shaped by violence, abuse, and chaos, silence becomes a kind of armor. And that armor often follows us into adulthood, into our marriages, our careers, and our drinking.In this episode I sit down wi...

Episode 396: Buprenorphine, Fentanyl and the Opioid Crisis: What Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Really Does with Nick Casale, PharmD

October 12, 2026

Maybe someone you love is starting treatment for opioid use disorder and their doctor mentioned buprenorphine, or a monthly shot, and you're thinking, Wait... isn't that swapping one opioid for another? Or maybe you're the one struggling, and the idea of withdrawal feels so terrifying that treatment doesn't feel possible. Those fears make so much sense. And a lot of what we've been told about these medications is confusing, outdated or wrapped up in stigma.In this episode I sit down with Nick...

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The Addicted Mind Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Licensed clinicians, physicians, addiction and mental-health researchers, treatment and recovery professionals, authors, advocates, and people with substantial firsthand recovery or caregiving experience. Common among recent guests: Relevant clinical or medical credentials; Published books or established educational work; Leadership in addiction treatment, recovery, or behavioral health. Recent guests include Joanna Conti, Ned Van Zandt, and David Hanscom.

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