Henrietta Szutorisz - Neurons, Narratives & the Myth of Control

Imagine if your nervous system were a cathedral—
not a machine, not a malfunctioning circuit—
but a living temple sculpted by experience, memory, mystery, and motion.

Today’s guest, Dr. Henrietta Szutorisz, doesn’t just study the brain—
she listens to its prayers, decodes its confessions, and challenges its illusions.

She’s a neuroscientist by training, a revolutionary by nature,
the founder of Objective Recovery,
where data meets soul, and the tired scripts of addiction and mental health get rewritten in real time.
But she’s not here to give you answers.
She’s here to help us ask better questions.

What if the root of addiction isn’t a disease, but a forgotten ritual?
What if trauma isn’t something to erase, but to reweave?
What if the brain isn’t a hard drive, but a symphony—
and psychedelics are simply tuning forks for forgotten frequencies?

Henrietta sits at the crossroads:
between serotonin and soul, dopamine and destiny,
neuroplasticity and the myth of the fixed self.
She dares to say that maybe—just maybe—
the mechanism of action is a mirage,
and we are the experiment we’ve been waiting for.

So today, we’re not talking about “fixing” people.
We’re talking about remembering.
We’re talking about sacred biology.
We’re talking about the fire of consciousness waking up in the folds of the cortex.

This is Alan Watts in a lab coat.
Whitehead whispering through neurotransmitters.
Burning Man in a Petri dish.

And this conversation—
this unfolding, this inquiry—
is for those who still believe the map is not the territory,
and that healing is not a protocol,
but a pilgrimage.

Welcome to the place where science stops performing,
and starts dancing.

Let’s begin.
https://www.objectiverecovery.com/