End the Addiction and Recovery Trap
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "The “Real Alcoholic” – Fact or Fiction?" (29 October 2026), "Audrey Kishline: When Tragedy Becomes Propaganda" (19 October 2026, 30 minutes), and "AA Doesn’t Charge Admission – But There is a Price" (7 October 2026, 37 minutes).
The Freedom Model For Addictions publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for The Freedom Model For Addictions is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Freedom Model For Addictions requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Freedom Model For Addictions's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Freedom Model For Addictions are Psychiatric & Addiction Hospitals and Health & Wellness Services. The Freedom Model For Addictions has an education audience.
The Freedom Model For Addictions is an education podcast with 10 episodes published.
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The Freedom Model For Addictions
Is the “real alcoholic” a fact or fiction? Learn how to dismantle the AA myth of powerlessness and learn how The Freedom Model replaces it with a choice-based path to lasting change.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
AA usea Audrey Kishline’s tragedy to claim alcoholics can’t moderate. Mark & Michelle challenge this as exploitation to push AA and the powerlessness myth.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
“AA is free” doesn’t mean effective or harmless. In this episode, we cover the real costs: time, identity, relationships, and years spent feeling powerless.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Freedom Model principles apply far beyond substances. Preferences, motivations & choices help rethink stuck patterns and reveal our freedom to change.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
“Functional alcoholics” are simply people who moderate by their own standards. The term falls apart once you discard the loss-of-control myth.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Brad Pitt resumes moderate drinking after 7 yrs AA abstinence. In this episode, we discuss the backlash & how it challenges powerlessness beliefs about addiction.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Few ideas have shaped and misled heavy drinkers and drug users more profoundly than the concept of “real alcoholic” and “real addict.”
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Why does suggesting moderation of substance use anger many? Is it dangerous—or does it challenge recovery’s core belief that struggle means lifelong fear of substances?
The Freedom Model For Addictions
People solve addiction by changing their mind. Mark & Michelle explain lasting solutions via beliefs, perspective & choice—and The Freedom Model’s direct path.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Addiction isn't a disease or moral failing. Mark & Michelle debunk both myths, showing how rejecting this false choice empowers real solutions.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Guilt quietly destroys your self-worth and keeps you stuck. In this episode, Mark and Michelle show why letting go of guilt and shame is essential for breaking free and creating real change.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Guilt quietly destroys your self-worth and keeps you stuck. In this episode, Mark and Michelle show why letting go of guilt and shame is essential for breaking free and creating real change.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Mark & Michelle respect AA/recovery successes but challenge dogma to offer hope to millions still trapped in the addiction-recovery cycle.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Mark & Michelle respect AA/recovery successes but challenge dogma to offer hope to millions still trapped in the addiction-recovery cycle.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
<p>Addiction is NOT a Disease and There is A Solution! If you’ve ever believed or said, “I just can’t stop,” this episode will change your entire perspective. Mark and Michelle discuss why people often mistake…</p>...
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Think you “just can’t stop”? Mark & Michelle reveal why that belief is false—and how real freedom from addiction is possible.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Mark & Michelle challenge the addiction industry, sharing research proving no one is powerless over substances, why fear traps people in 12-step recovery, and how true freedom is possible. Must-watch!
The Freedom Model For Addictions
Introducing Briana Theroux, Certified Freedom Model Coach & eating psychology expert. With 10+ years experience, she shares practical mindset shifts over willpower for lasting behavioral change.
The Freedom Model For Addictions
<p>Addiction is NOT a Disease and There is A Solution! In this episode we introduce Certified Freedom Model Coach, Stacie Ysidro whose work explores the powerful connection between sexuality, choice…</p> <p>Source</p>
The Freedom Model For Addictions
In this episode, Mark & Michelle explain why quitting heavy substance use (or ingrained habits) feels confusing early on, and share practical tips for gaining clarity & confidence to create lasting change.
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