Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
179 The Importance of Community
179 The Importance of Community
179 The Importance of Community
Thursday 10th February 2022
Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy explore the power of community in long-term sobriety on 'You're Sober! Now What?'. Tune in for tips on building your recovery tribe.
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Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
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Get the buttons here!Building Your Recovery Tribe: The Power of Community Support
Having a community of support has been instrumental in my recovery. When I was able to be a part of a group of like-minded people it changed everything.
Feeling alone on your sobriety journey? Tamar Medford and Lane Kennedy have been there, and in this episode of 'You're Sober! Now What?', they dive deep into the importance of community for long-term recovery. Tamar shares how finding a group of like-minded individuals was a game-changer in her own recovery. She explains that connecting with people who truly understand the ups and downs of sobriety can make all the difference.
These aren't just any friendships; they’re bonds that offer emotional support and practical advice when you need it most. Lane adds that being part of a supportive community isn't just about feeling understood. It's also about accessing a treasure trove of solutions and strategies that others have found helpful. Overcoming limiting beliefs and shifting your mindset are critical steps in long-term recovery, and having a community can help you achieve both.
This episode is packed with tips on how to find your own recovery tribe, build lasting friendships, and create a support network that can carry you through even the toughest times. Whether you're just starting out or have been sober for years, the insights shared by Tamar and Lane could be the key to enhancing your recovery journey.