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AOD services during COVID-19 - A resident at SHARC's Oxford Houses
AOD services during COVID-19 - A resident at SHARC's Oxford Houses
AOD services during COVID-19 - A resident at SHARC's Oxford Houses
Wednesday 15th July 2020
Brian discusses his experience with AOD services at SHARC's Oxford Houses during COVID-19, focusing on resilience and community support.
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Get the buttons here!Brian's Journey: Navigating Recovery at SHARC's Oxford Houses During COVID-19
Yeah, it's up to the individual to do so. Like you know, if all the residents agree to wanting to change certain aspects of the program or certain criteria.
Imagine trying to stay sober during a global pandemic. That's exactly what Brian, a resident at SHARC's Oxford Houses, discusses in this episode of 'Straight From the Source'. Oxford Houses offer a unique blend of self-help and community support for those in recovery, but COVID-19 has made accessing that support more challenging than ever. Brian shares how he's managed to adapt, leaning on his resilience and the camaraderie of his peers to get through these tough times.
The episode sheds light on the difficulties of maintaining sobriety with lockdowns and restrictions in place. Brian talks about the shift to online meetings and how it initially felt like a hurdle but eventually became a lifeline. He also delves into his concerns about life post-rehab, like finding a job and moving back in with family, and how he's using this time to learn new skills and even pursue a diploma in counselling.
Through Brian's story, listeners get a glimpse into the real-life impact of the pandemic on recovery programs and the importance of community and adaptability. This episode is a testament to the strength and resilience of those in recovery, offering valuable insights for anyone touched by addiction.