Survival Nick
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Survival Nick
4 Things About Recovery That I Want To Talk About
4 Things About Recovery That I Want To Talk About
4 Things About Recovery That I Want To Talk About
Monday 25th April 2022
Survival Nick explores four overlooked aspects of recovery, including program scrutiny, misinformation, peer support, and the necessity of recovery.
20 minutes
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Survival Nick
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sexual Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Survival Nick's Take: Four Unspoken Truths About Recovery
We might be amazed at the world of recovery and our better lives, but that's not for everyone. Maybe, who knows, let me know what you think.
What happens when someone with years of experience in the recovery field speaks their mind? You get an episode like this one from Survival Nick. In 'Four Things About Recovery That I Want To Talk About', Nick dives into some of the less-discussed aspects of recovery. He makes it clear that these are his own opinions, shaped by his personal and professional journey, and he’s not afraid to stir the pot a bit.
Nick kicks things off by scrutinizing not-for-profits and recovery programs. While acknowledging the need for funding, he urges listeners to be vigilant about the services provided and to voice concerns if they feel let down. It's a call to action for transparency and accountability in organizations meant to help. Next, he tackles the issue of misinformation and bigotry that permeates daily life and its detrimental effects on those battling mental health issues and addiction.
Nick's take is a sobering reminder of the external challenges that can hinder recovery. Peer support gets a spotlight too. Nick emphasizes the importance of hiring peers who have walked the same path to offer guidance and support. This isn't just a nice-to-have; it’s essential for creating relatable and effective support systems. Lastly, Nick drops a truth bomb: recovery isn’t necessary for everyone. He argues that people in recovery aren't inherently better than those who aren’t, challenging a common stigma.
This episode is packed with candid reflections and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health and addiction recovery. Curious to hear more? Tune in to get Nick’s unfiltered take on these crucial topics.