Addict Lines

Addict Lines

Addict Lines

  • Addict Lines Podcast - Episode 12

Addict Lines Podcast - Episode 12

Thursday 12th March 2015

Discover how having a game plan can support sobriety in this heartfelt episode of Addict Lines.
15 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
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Addict Lines
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Crafting Your Sobriety Strategy: Insights from Addict Lines

Setting things up, planning things is important. But I think it also stops that obsessive thinking as well when you've got a load of things rattling around your head where you want to do and if you've got a means- and we're so lucky now we have all these incredible technological gadgetry that allows us to download our to-do lists onto a thing and onto a phone or onto your computer, and it does take the weight off a little bit.
Ever feel like sobriety is a juggling act you can't quite master? This episode of 'Addict Lines' dives into the host's personal battle with addiction and how a solid game plan can make all the difference. The host, speaking from raw experience, emphasizes the importance of setting up a strategy to fend off those dark days when sobriety feels overwhelming.
They talk about the power of planning, the usefulness of technology in keeping track of tasks, and why taking breaks is crucial for mental health. If obsessive thinking has ever tripped you up, you'll find this episode particularly relatable. The host's reflections are not just insightful; they’re practical and grounded in real-life struggles. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable tips and heartfelt encouragement.
So grab a cup of tea, get comfy, and tune in for a candid discussion that might just give you the tools you need to navigate your own journey to sobriety.