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Mikhail Valuysky, who is he? Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and addiction specialist. Education and experience: In 2005, he graduated from the Faculty of Medical Training for the Air Force at the S. M. Kirov Russian Military Medical Academy and completed an internship in general medical practice. From 2005 to 2008, he served as the Chief of Medical Services at military unit 27898 in Belgorod, while simultaneously working nights as a physician on the emergency psychiatric care team at the Belgorod Ambulance Service. He specialized in cardiology and worked as a physician in various healthcare facilities. In 2015, he began training with the Russian Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy, where he received his specialist certification in 2017. In 2019, he began professional retraining as a psychiatrist in the residency program at the Alekseev First Psychiatric Hospital in Moscow. In 2021, he completed a two-year medical retraining program in psychiatry and addiction medicine. In 2022, he completed additional training in Clinical Hypnosis. In this interview, we discuss how addiction develops, its symptoms, and why video games weren't included on the list of dangerous hobbies for so long. How does the brain work during craving? 00:01 - Addiction treatment is the hardest thing there is 01:00 - Porn addiction 01:30 - 7 stages of any addiction 02:17 - The decision-making system in the brain 06:09 - Craving 08:49 - Shopaholism 10:48 - 3 signs of addiction 11:54 - Is there a coffee addiction or not? 12:46 - Video games 14:06 - Doomscrolling 15:25 - The nature of doomscrolling 16:55 - Anxiety: what's the worst part? 17:56 - Sports addiction 20:33 - What to do? Mikhail Valuysky's website, https://валуйский.рф/ #addiction #help #helpforaddicts #helpforcreditdebtors #debtors #psychiatrist #narcologist #narcology