Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
457: Can You Make Someone See Their Problem? Questions from the Sobriety Network
457: Can You Make Someone See Their Problem? Questions from the Sobriety Network
457: Can You Make Someone See Their Problem? Questions from the Sobriety Network
Wednesday 11th December 2024
Can you make someone see their addiction problem? Real Recovery Talk explores this question and more, offering honest advice and personal stories.
34 minutes
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Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
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Recovery Reimagined
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- You can't force someone to recognise their addiction; they need to realise it themselves.
- Letting loved ones face the consequences of their actions can be more effective than shielding them.
- Fear often drives enabling behaviour, but it can hinder recovery.
- Support groups like The Sobriety Network provide valuable insights and community support.
- Personal stories and shared experiences can offer hope and practical advice.
You can't make them recognise that they have a problem. They have to experience it.
Ever wondered if you can make someone see their own problem with addiction? This episode of Real Recovery Talk tackles this tough question and more, straight from their Facebook support group, The Sobriety Network. Host Tom Conrad, along with Benjamin B. and Dr. T., dive into real-life queries from group members, offering honest and practical advice. The main takeaway? You can't force someone to recognise their addiction – they need to come to that realisation themselves.
The hosts also discuss the importance of letting loved ones experience the consequences of their actions, rather than shielding them out of fear. They share personal anecdotes and wisdom on how recovery has impacted their lives and those around them. With a blend of humour and heartfelt stories, this episode provides a comforting and informative listen for anyone dealing with addiction in their lives.
Tune in to gain insights, find support, and maybe even have a laugh or two along the way.