Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum
Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum
034 - Rebecca Reeder
034 - Rebecca Reeder
034 - Rebecca Reeder
Tuesday 25th May 2021
Rebecca Reeder discusses her recovery journey from eating disorders and substance abuse, highlighting self-acceptance and the supportive Café Model.
50 minutes
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Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum
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Recovery Reimagined
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Rebecca Reeder: Carving a Personal Path to Recovery from Eating Disorders and Substance Abuse
Our bodies are constantly communicating something. Rebecca Reeder from Recovery Café joins us to talk about eating disorders and substance abuse. She talks about finding her own path through recovery and invites others to do the same.
What does it mean to truly find your own way in recovery? In this episode of the Illuminate Recovery Podcast, Rebecca Reeder from Recovery Café sits down with hosts Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum to share her deeply personal journey through eating disorders and substance abuse. Rebecca opens up about her early life, marked by her parents' mental health struggles and an environment where body image was a constant topic.
This backdrop set the stage for her own battles with eating disorders and substance abuse. Despite these challenges, Rebecca's story is one of resilience and self-discovery. She emphasizes the importance of being accepted and loved just as you are, without any preconceived notions or agendas. This acceptance was crucial in her own path to recovery. Rebecca's message is clear: there's no universal blueprint for recovery. Instead, it's about finding what works for you and embracing it wholeheartedly.
Rebecca also introduces listeners to the Café Model, a unique approach that offers a safe and supportive space for individuals to explore their recovery journey. This model encourages letting go of past burdens and opening up to new possibilities. Her experience in various admissions roles has also given her a unique perspective on making the recovery process more approachable and less intimidating. Throughout the conversation, Rebecca stresses the importance of honesty and self-acceptance in the healing process.
She talks about how being seen and loved can transform lives, helping people overcome shame and embarrassment. Her insights offer a powerful reminder that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all journey but a deeply personal path that requires authenticity and self-love. Rebecca's story is an inspiring testament to the power of finding your own way in recovery. Tune in to hear more about her experiences and learn about the transformative Café Model.