Dr. Bob Weathers

Tying in principles and methods from his recent books on recovery resilience, Dr. Bob Weathers first examines nervous system dysregulation as a significant predisposing factor to increased relapse risk for individuals currently struggling with, or in early recovery from, addictive behaviors. Dr. Weathers explains how nuanced physiological changes that occur in the addictive brain often contribute to increased relapse risk. By means of in-class exercises and interactive learning, he incorporates cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness strategies, along with creative process and relational neuroscience, into a more advanced set of resources to aid in sustained and successful recovery.

Dr. Bob Weathers

Sponsored by the Addiction Resource Council (out of Wisconsin), a recent webinar for both professionals and laypeople interested in learning more about the practical application of recent research in nervous system regulation, made possible by advances in brain-scan technology. Understanding our brains and bodies, especially around what happens in active addiction and early recovery, gives us a huge, practical “leg up” in what I call the “3 S’s”: sustained, successful sobriety.

Dr. Bob Weathers

Engaging interview, hosted by event organizer Jeff Jennings, addressed specifically to businessmen and fathers who are interested in becoming more empowered by discovering the emotional and spiritual benefits, alongside increasing overall awareness, which are made freely available in sustained, successful sobriety.

Dr. Bob Weathers

Interactive webinar, initially presented locally in southern California, in which participants learn about the latest in brain science, including nervous system regulation, as it relates to: 1) understanding how we first become addicted to substances or behaviors; and 2) leveraging this knowledge into daily practices which directly help us sustain successful addiction recovery.

Colette Baron-Reid & Dr. Bob Weathers

First “Deep Transformation” podcast (of a two-part series), hosted by authors Dr. Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, where two addiction recovery experts discuss: the impact of intrapsychic dissociation and interpersonal disconnection on vulnerability to addictive behaviors, as well as the sociocultural consequences of only identifying oneself as a victim.

Colette Baron-Reid & Dr. Bob Weathers

Second “Deep Transformation” podcast (of a two-part series), hosted by authors Dr. Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, where two addiction recovery experts discuss: : healing the long-term effects of trauma, stigma, and shame; plus, practical ideas for creating lives of connection, service, and gratitude.

Dr. Thomas Rüedi & Dr. Bob Weathers

Many of my clients value spiritual resources as essential to their growth and healing processes. In this video series, my dear friend, Swiss holistic practitioner and author, Dr. Thomas Rüedi, and I discuss spirituality as it relates to such crucial topics as: shadow work; managing anger; embracing maturation into elderhood; and mindfulness practice. The free-flowing interview format is intended to draw viewers into their own, companion reflections.

Dr. Bob Weathers & Angela MacLeod

Introduces practical ways of befriending our bodies and brains by applying the latest insights from brain science. We can build recovery resilience through regular daily practice!

Dr. Bob Weathers & Angela MacLeod

Part Two of an introduction to practical ways of befriending our bodies and brains by applying the latest insights from brain science. We can build recovery resilience through regular daily practice!

Dr. Bob Weathers

First “Deep Transformation” podcast (of a two-part series), hosted by authors Dr. Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, where topics include: hope for change in recovery; Integral Recovery resources; skillful social strategies; and explorations into what leads to authentic happiness.

Dr. Bob Weathers

Second “Deep Transformation” podcast (of a two-part series), hosted by authors Dr. Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, where topics include: living a life of value, meaning, and purpose; and how this pertains directly to sustaining successful recovery from addictive behaviors.

Dr. Bob Weathers with Mannah Guldager

“Therapeutic Astrology” podcast interview (out of Copenhagen, Denmark) on topics near and dear to anyone seeking from addiction, and their loved ones.

Host Jim Masters interviews Dr. Bob Weathers

Featured on a recent Close Up Radio broadcast, Dr. Bob Weathers discusses his understanding of addiction and recovery from the inside.

Host Jim Masters interviews Dr. Bob Weathers

In a follow-up radio interview, Dr. Bob Weathers discusses  shame — its relationship to addiction (and other mental health challenges) — as well as its healing. 

Sandstone Care Podcast featuring Dr. Bob Weathers

In this episode, you'll hear Dr. Bob Weathers explain:

» What are shame and guilt in relation to addiction
» How shame and guilt are felt in the body
» How to combat negative shame and guilt in recovery

Dr. Bob Weathers with Matt Kelly

Interview for “Our Conscious Contact” podcast: Dr. Weathers’ unconventional path toward wisdom began with a Christian upbringing in small town California. The path widened during his collegiate years when he began a lifelong meditation practice. His focus sharpened as a result of the calamitous alcoholic bottom he hit in midlife. Since then he's become a devoted practitioner and teacher of recovery built on the principles of Integral Theory. This conversation was wide-ranging.

Dr. Bob Weathers with David Ward

Dr. Bob Weathers is a drummer, author, recovery coach, & contributor to the 21st Century Drummer Magazine. Join us on The Rock Therapy Show as Dr. Weathers discusses musicians’ struggles with addiction and the hope of recovery.

Dr. Bob Weathers with Lynn Fraser

The Radical Recovery Summit features innovators in the field of trauma and addiction recovery. In our sixth year of the Summit, we see the mindset has changed about trauma as it relates to addiction and the importance of somatics (working in the body). The leading edge perspective of people we've interviewed is becoming better known. These new approaches and wisdom are changing the world of trauma and addiction recovery.