Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
5 - Getting into a romantic relationships in EARLY RECOVERY and WHY IT IS A BAD IDEA!
5 - Getting into a romantic relationships in EARLY RECOVERY and WHY IT IS A BAD IDEA!
5 - Getting into a romantic relationships in EARLY RECOVERY and WHY IT IS A BAD IDEA!
Thursday 9th November 2017
Tom Conrad and Renee discuss why romantic relationships in early recovery can be detrimental, sharing personal stories and tips for staying focused on sobriety.
28 minutes
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Author:
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
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Picture this: you're just starting your journey to sobriety, feeling hopeful yet fragile. Now, imagine throwing a new romantic relationship into the mix. In this episode of 'Real Recovery Talk', host Tom Conrad and special guest Renee dive into why that might not be the best idea. Early recovery is a crucial time for self-focus and growth, and adding a romantic partner can derail that progress.
Tom and Renee draw from their own experiences to highlight the pitfalls of early romantic entanglements. Renee shares her personal story, revealing how a relationship in her early recovery years kept her from truly healing for a long time. They talk about the importance of rediscovering who you are and what you love, offering practical advice to stay on track. If you're in early recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode is a must-listen.
It’s packed with wisdom on prioritizing self-discovery and avoiding distractions that could hinder your path to sobriety.