Dr. Jacques de Broekert
Dr. Jacques de Broekert
Are You Being Tested or Being Guided?
Are You Being Tested or Being Guided?
Are You Being Tested or Being Guided?
Tuesday 16th February 2021
Join Dr. Jacques de Broekert as he discusses whether life's challenges are tests or guides, providing valuable insights into addiction recovery.
30 minutes
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Dr. Jacques de Broekert
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Tested or Guided? Finding Your Path to Recovery with Doc Jacques
You're being guided towards something and you either accept that guidance or you don't. You do not have to suffer the misery of addiction. I really want to help you get into recovery.
Ever wondered if life's challenges are testing your limits or guiding you towards something better? In this episode of 'Guardians of Recovery: Insights from Doc Jacques', Dr. Jacques de Broekert breaks down this intriguing concept. Dr. Jacques, a seasoned clinician with a wealth of experience in addiction and recovery, dives into the idea of feeling tested versus being guided. He explains how understanding this difference can be crucial for anyone on the path to recovery.
Drawing from his clinical practice and personal experiences, he shares stories that illustrate how what feels like a test might actually be a gentle nudge towards healing. Dr. Jacques also explores the role of faith and how it can be a beacon of strength during tough times. With his empathetic approach, he encourages listeners to recognize the signs of addiction, seek help, and embrace guidance as a positive force in their recovery journey.
Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a message of hope. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that might just change your perspective on the road to recovery.