Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
238 - Clinical Case Worker Steve: Differences between successful treatment and not successful treatment
238 - Clinical Case Worker Steve: Differences between successful treatment and not successful treatment
238 - Clinical Case Worker Steve: Differences between successful treatment and not successful treatment
Monday 5th December 2022
Hear clinical case worker Steve's expert advice on successful addiction treatment and achieving lasting sobriety in this Real Recovery Talk episode.
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Get the buttons here!Mastering Addiction Treatment: Advice from Clinical Case Worker Steve
When somebody comes to you and you meet with them for the first time, say they've been here three or four days and they say: well, you know, I appreciate it, Steve, um, but I'm going to be, I'm actually going back home in days. Um, it has been like that in my life and a lot of my friends in recovery.
Ever wondered what makes some addiction treatments work while others fall short? This episode of Real Recovery Talk brings you a deep dive into this question with Steve, a clinical case worker at Rock Recovery Center. Host Tom Conrad sits down with Steve to discuss the ins and outs of successful addiction treatment. Steve, who works closely with clients every day, shares his wealth of experience on what it takes to achieve lasting sobriety.
He emphasizes the importance of setting realistic goals and the critical role of finding a sponsor who offers not just guidance but emotional and spiritual support. Steve also highlights the power of community, urging listeners to connect with like-minded individuals who can offer support and accountability. He doesn't shy away from discussing the tough parts either, acknowledging that relapse is a common hurdle.
However, he stresses that learning from these setbacks and staying connected to the recovery community can make all the difference. One standout piece of advice from Steve is to be proactive rather than reactive in your recovery journey. This means seizing opportunities for growth, such as gaining work experience and developing autonomy, to build resilience. He also talks about the value of incorporating hobbies and passions into your recovery plan to make the process more fulfilling.
Whether you're just starting your journey or looking for ways to maintain your sobriety, Steve's insights offer practical and heartfelt guidance. Tune in to hear more about how you can take charge of your recovery and build a life of lasting sobriety.