Jorge Javier Vázquez's video-podcast has had a very special guest this week. Silvia Hernando, the presenter's psychologist, came to the after-dinner table to chat about addictions, addicts, and talk especially about the protagonist of the program, Jorge Javier Vázquez, whom we have been able to get to know a little more thanks to the sincere words of the expert.
Podcast number five of Los burros de Fortunato received a very special guest for the Mediaset presenter. Vázquez began the program talking about his book, Before Oblivion, to later introduce Silvia Hernando. ''Everyone wants to meet Silvia,'' said the presenter.
The Survivors presenter explained that he had to pass the book on to Hernando first so that he would give him the go-ahead to publish. The guest told that there were things to which she did not approve, she even told him "not to write the book."
"I don't know what you're going to talk about but I don't want you to talk about things that are being worked on, which is your process, you're in therapy, so it's your things, it's your privacy and you have to place it," he told her. to the presenter. She is a psychologist specializing in addictions, so Jorge Javier Vázquez asked her what bothered her the most when the topic of addictions was dealt with in any medium.
"Many things annoy me, but among others the fact that people dictate dogmas, especially in programs like Sálvame," he confessed. A response that made the other collaborators laugh and the presenter was speechless.
The psychologist explained that in current affairs programs where collaborators give their opinion on the life of celebrities and even dictate actions that they should take, in the end they become practices that can do harm. ''There is a way to help a person who has an addiction, it is a disease, which is not what you hear there, that everyone thinks as they want,'' she declared.
The expert assured that addiction is recognized as a disease and at a popular level people are increasingly aware of what they are. She also added that years ago the addiction was related only to drugs. It has never been related to alcohol because in Spain it is part of the general culture. "It's a drug and it's one of the most harmful there is," Silvia Hernando assured.
