Midtown Health & Wellness

Recovery For Life

Midtown Health & Wellness

  • Adulting - RFL UNCUT

Adulting - RFL UNCUT

Friday 3rd March 2023

Listen to 'Recovery For Life' discuss the challenges of 'adulting' in recovery and the power of community in healing.
Explicit
43 minutes
Informative
Inspiring
Encouraging
Supportive
Transformative

About this podcast

Recovery For Life
Author:
Midtown Health & Wellness
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episodes:
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Growing Up in Recovery: Learning to 'Adult' After Addiction

Theory tells us when we start using and abusing substances we stop growing emotionally, so when we finally get ourselves into recovery we are still at the age we were at the onset.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly grow up after battling addiction? This episode of 'Recovery For Life' dives deep into the concept of 'adulting' in recovery. Hosted by Chris Howard and featuring participants from Midtown Health & Wellness's Suboxone program, the discussion sheds light on the unique challenges of taking responsibility and navigating life post-addiction. The group explores how substance abuse can halt emotional growth, often leaving individuals at the emotional age they were when their addiction began.
Imagine getting sober only to realize you're still emotionally a teenager! The conversation is raw, honest, and full of personal anecdotes that many will find relatable. They don't just talk about the struggles; they highlight the power of community and self-discovery in moving forward. By opening up and seeking support, the group emphasizes that a fulfilling life after addiction is not just possible but within reach.
Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of camaraderie that can make the journey feel a little less lonely.