Therapy Myths Busted: The Real Work of Recovery
Episode Overview
Therapy isn't a quick fix; it requires ongoing effort. Support groups play a crucial role in recovery. Addressing deeper emotional and attachment issues is essential. Social media can distort perceptions of therapy. Real change takes time and consistent work.
Therapists and counsellors are not miracle workers; it takes consistent effort and support to make real changes.
In this episode of 'Sex, God, & Chaos,' hosts Ben Derrick, Roane Hunter, and guest Roe Hunter tackle the often misunderstood world of therapy and addiction recovery. They dive into the common myths and unrealistic expectations that many people bring into therapy sessions, especially when dealing with addiction and relationship issues. With a blend of humour and honesty, they stress that therapy isn't a quick fix but requires consistent effort, support groups, and emotional attunement.
Roe Hunter's candid remarks add a refreshing perspective, making it clear that the road to recovery is a marathon, not a sprint. The discussion also highlights the impact of social media on people's perceptions of therapy and the importance of addressing deeper emotional and attachment issues. If you're curious about what real therapeutic work looks like or need a reality check on your own expectations, this episode is a must-listen.
So, are you ready to roll up your sleeves and do the work?