115. Roland Cochrun - Is Addiction More Common Than You Realize? Understanding Process Addiction and Why it Matters

Roland Cochrun is an entrepreneur, business owner, and investor. While Roland continues to be an authority in the medical field and personal branding industry, his full-time job is running small intensives for men who have developed sex and pornography addictions. He has completed training at the Institute of Sexual Health for Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment for infidelity and compulsive sexual behavior disorders. Since selling his rehab facility in 2019, Roland has been hosting small group intensives for high-achievers.

In this episode, Roland and I explore the truth about process addiction, how it differs from substance addiction, and why it's often overlooked in recovery conversations. We uncover how these hidden compulsions impact our lives—and what it takes to break free. If you're ready for a truly eye-opening conversation about addiction, identity, and fulfillment, this is one you don’t want to miss.

Connect with Roland: https://successfuladdict.com/


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Shownotes
01:18 Introduction to the Podcast
01:45 Guest Introduction: Roland Cochran
06:13 Defining Process Addiction
10:58 Personal Story of Overcoming Addiction
20:35 The Breaking Point: Legacy and Empathy
27:48 Pathways to Recovery
31:26 Books and Mentors in Recovery
31:52 Disappointment with Existing Resources
35:29 Understanding Process Addiction
37:20 The Role of Control and Deception
43:35 Buddhist Philosophy and Recovery
44:30 Truth Seeking and Fulfillment
45:28 Navigating Societal Expectations
55:36 Bravery in Recovery