The Turning Point: How Jesse Escaped the Grips of Addiction
Cracking Addiction26 Juni 2024

The Turning Point: How Jesse Escaped the Grips of Addiction

In this episode, we have the privilege of hearing from Jesse Ball, a courageous individual with lived experience in the realm of addiction and recovery.

Jesse takes us on an intimate journey through his turbulent past, sharing candidly about his use of various substances starting from his early teens, driven by the desire to fit in and cope with life’s challenges. He opens up about the harrowing depths of his addiction, the disconnection from self, and the mental and physical toll it took on him.


Most importantly, Jesse delves into the pivotal moments that spurred him toward recovery, revealing the internal battles and the persistent voice of hope that eventually led him to seek help. Through his story, we gain invaluable insights into the complexities of addiction and the therapeutic processes that can make a difference.


Join us as Jesse shares his profound wisdom on the importance of meeting people where they are in their journey, the role of spirituality in healing, and the transformative power of genuine human connection. Whether you’re struggling with addiction, a healthcare provider, or simply looking to understand more about this challenging issue, Jesse’s story is sure to inspire and enlighten.

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LAIB - Sublocade

LAIB - Sublocade

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LAIB - Buvidal

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LAIB  Special Circumstances

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Methadone pharmacology and induction

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