Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
Veronica Valli, Chip Somers
61: Do I have to do this recovery stuff forever?
61: Do I have to do this recovery stuff forever?
61: Do I have to do this recovery stuff forever?
Wednesday 18th September 2019
Veronica Valli and Chip Somers discuss the lifelong journey of recovery, emphasizing the rewards of maintaining mental and emotional health.
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50 minutes
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Empowering
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Encouraging
About this podcast
Author:
Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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What we are actually talking about is maintaining our emotional and mental health for the rest of our lives. ...and yes, you have to do that for the rest of your life, and it's awesome.
Ever wondered if the hard work of recovery ever truly ends? In this episode of 'Soberful', hosts Veronica Valli and Chip Somers tackle this pressing question head-on. With nearly five decades of sobriety between them, they bring a wealth of experience and wisdom to the table. The short answer? Yes, recovery is a lifelong commitment, but it's one filled with immense rewards.
Veronica and Chip delve into why maintaining emotional and mental health is not just necessary but can be incredibly fulfilling. They share personal stories and practical advice on facing past traumas, setting healthy boundaries, and attracting positive relationships. The episode also clears up common misconceptions about recovery steps and meetings, reframing them as opportunities for personal growth rather than burdensome tasks.
Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this journey for years, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement to keep going. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that will leave you feeling empowered and ready to embrace the lifelong journey of recovery.