The Recovery Sessions Podcast
Right now in America, one in ten people are currently in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, and of those in ten, some fifty to ninety percent will relapse at some point in their lives. For substance abuse addiction, recovery isn't just about learning how not to use, it's about willingness to tackle the emotional and spiritual issues that trigger using in the first place.
A special note of gratitude to Tim Gowens for composing the music that appears on The Recovery Sessions Podcast.
We open the series by speaking with Phil, who recounts his struggle with powerlessness over his addiction. But ultimately it's that powerlessness that is the cornerstone of his recovery.
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Jacob speaks with us about how struggle - and surrender - are both crucial not only to progressive recovery, but to finding the hope necessary to stay sober.
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Julia shares with us the painful truths that she had to confront about herself and her relationships before recovery from addiction could begin.
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Nathan discusses what it means to clear the channel of character defects, to be open to living an amended life, through progressive recovery.
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Making amends isn't just about atonement for the wrongs committed against your loved ones; it's about redefining the nature of your relationship based on recovery.
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Anita speaks with us about the challenges of learning and growing through addiction recovery; specifically, letting go of being a perfectionist, and accepting the reality of being flawed.
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Rees speaks with us about how after getting sober, deepening the practice of recovery work leads not only to sustained sobriety, but to improved overall spiritual and mental well-being.
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Lindy and Karen, whom are considered veterans of addiction recovery, discuss what it's like to go from brokenness to blossoming. If you've ever wondered what potential can be reached through working the 12 Steps, then this message of hope is for you. Please join us for the final episode of the first season of The Recovery Sessions.
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