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Today's guest is Dr. Corey Latta, a therapist, writer, and college professor. Dr. Latta has over 20 years of experience teaching both in person and online and serving in leadership and administrative roles. He is also the author of five books and numerous articles.
In this conversation, he shares his personal journey from academia to therapy and his passion for helping families and individuals struggling with addiction. He discusses the importance of deep connections and highlights the power of literature in therapy and the role of storytelling in healing.
During this conversation, we discuss topics such as choosing reactions and decisions, the challenges of transitioning from treatment to home, identifying feelings and needs, psychodrama as a therapeutic technique, dealing with defensiveness in psychodrama, and navigating tense moments during the experience.
We delve into healing the inner child, passion for family, couples, and story work, and using books and imagination for healing. Corey emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, vulnerability, and exploring one's emotions and needs for personal growth and healing.
Together, we also explore the concept of two adulthoods and the importance of making healthy choices in the second adulthood. I hope we piqued your interest.
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Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation

Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation

Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation