Carl Jung und Gabor Maté enthüllen die Wurzeln der Suchtpsychologie (enthält sensible Worte)

Introduction to the concept of addiction as a painful puzzle that consumes the body, mind, and soul. It explores how addiction begins and its impact on individuals.

Describes addiction as a desperate attempt to cope with pain, leading to a cycle with financial, health, and emotional consequences. It delves into the shame and trauma associated with addiction.

Discusses the origins of addiction, often rooted in childhood trauma and unmet emotional needs. Explores how addiction manifests as a coping mechanism for inner pain and emptiness.

Explores addiction as a recurring pattern with deep emotional wounds that require healing. It emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and addressing the underlying pain to break the cycle of addiction.

Highlights the possibility of reconnecting with oneself and finding healing through self-discovery, vulnerability, and meaningful relationships. It encourages facing inner struggles and transforming wounds into strengths.

Explores the journey of recovery from addiction, emphasizing self-forgiveness, self-discovery, and the courage to confront pain. It discusses the transformation of pain into purpose and the power of seeking help and community support.

Encourages embracing transformation by finding meaning in past experiences, healing emotional wounds, and fostering self-compassion. It emphasizes the importance of taking small steps towards healing and celebrating personal growth.