Fall Fight Shine
Addiction is a brain disease affecting millions of people. The ramifications of substance use disorder impact not only the individuals who struggle, but also their families and society at large. Despite the deleterious and far-reaching consequences of addiction, there are many stories of triumph. Fall Fight Shine uses the voices of scientists to teach you about the brain and the biological changes that take place during various stages of addiction. Film actor Jeff Wincott shares his own experiences with cocaine use disorder and describes his recovery process in order to inspire those who continue to struggle.
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Addiction is a brain disease affecting millions of people. The ramifications of substance use disorder impact not only the individuals who struggle, but also their families and society at large. Despite the deleterious and far-reaching consequences of addiction, there are many stories of triumph. Fall Fight Shine uses the voices of scientists to teach you about the brain and the biological changes that take place during various stages of addiction. Film actor Jeff Wincott shares his own experiences with cocaine use disorder and describes his recovery process in order to inspire those who continue to struggle.
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