Lynn Matti

The Sober Therapist SoberSoul Recovery Podcast

Lynn Matti

  • 69: Real Life Reasons People Relapse Part 1

69: Real Life Reasons People Relapse Part 1

Monday 27th May 2019

Discover the six stages of addiction and how to prevent relapse with Lynn Matti on Sobersoul Recovery Podcast, episode 69.
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The Sober Therapist SoberSoul Recovery Podcast
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Lynn Matti
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Why Do People Relapse? Unpacking the Six Stages of Addiction

Relapse is a part of any chronic malady, any chronic disease. What, then, are the differences between a slip lapse and then a relapse, or what we in the biz call a return to use?
Ever wondered why some people relapse after making strides in their recovery journey? In this episode of the Sobersoul Recovery Podcast, Lynn Matti dives into the intricate stages of addiction and how they can lead to relapse. Addiction isn't something that just appears overnight; it's a gradual process influenced by various factors. Lynn breaks down the six stages of addiction, providing a roadmap to understanding how casual drinking or substance use can evolve into a full-blown addiction over time.
She emphasizes the importance of education in combating addiction, helping listeners distinguish between a slip, a lapse, and a relapse. With her blend of professional expertise and personal experience, Lynn offers practical advice on how to regain control and nurture long-term recovery. She stresses that relapse is a common part of dealing with chronic illnesses like addiction but reassures that with the right knowledge and support, overcoming it is entirely possible.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of addiction and seeking actionable steps to maintain sobriety.