Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
437 - Faith, Spirituality, and Sobriety: Finding Balance in Recovery
437 - Faith, Spirituality, and Sobriety: Finding Balance in Recovery
437 - Faith, Spirituality, and Sobriety: Finding Balance in Recovery
Friday 25th October 2024
Explore the balance between faith, spirituality, and sobriety in this episode of Real Recovery Talk with Tom Conrad and co-hosts Ben and Destiny.
52 minutes
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Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
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Episode Overview
- Balancing faith and sobriety can be challenging but is crucial.
- Spirituality doesn't have to be tied to a specific religion.
- It's important to find a support group that resonates with you.
- Keeping an open mind can help you navigate your recovery journey.
- Your spiritual beliefs can evolve over time.
"It's okay to have a personal journey that evolves over time."
Tom Conrad, along with co-hosts Ben Bueno and Destiny, tackle the often tricky relationship between faith, spirituality, and sobriety in this episode of Real Recovery Talk. If you've ever felt a bit lost trying to balance your spiritual beliefs with your recovery journey, this one's for you. The trio dives into the nuances of how religion fits into 12-step programmes and addresses a listener's concern about feeling alienated by overly religious meetings.
They highlight the importance of keeping an open mind and finding a group that resonates with you. Tom shares his own experiences of navigating spirituality in recovery, emphasising that it's okay to have a personal journey that evolves over time. Ben and Destiny chime in with their insights, making it clear that while spirituality is a cornerstone of recovery, it doesn't have to be tied to a specific religion.
Whether you're a devout believer or someone who's just starting to explore spiritual concepts, you'll find this discussion both relatable and enlightening. So, why not give it a listen? It might just help you find the balance you've been seeking in your recovery journey.