Life After Addiction
Life After Addiction
Beauty and Dangers of Expectations
Beauty and Dangers of Expectations
Beauty and Dangers of Expectations
Tuesday 1st February 2022
Adam and Ryan discuss managing expectations after rehab, blending personal stories with biblical insights in 'Life After Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Expectations: Returning Home After Rehab
If we have expectations that aren't communicated, you're setting you and whoever else up for failure.
Imagine coming home after rehab, facing both hope and uncertainty. In this episode of 'Life After Addiction', hosts Adam Comer and Ryan Chidester dive into the complex world of expectations for those transitioning back into daily life post-rehab. They share personal stories and biblical insights, offering a heartfelt guide to navigating this critical period. Adam and Ryan don't shy away from discussing the chaos addiction brings to relationships and the tough road to mending them.
They stress the importance of open communication and realistic expectations, both from oneself and loved ones. The episode touches on the dangers of unspoken or unrealistic expectations, which can set anyone up for disappointment. However, it also highlights the beauty that comes from clear, achievable goals supported by faith. Ryan shares passages from Hebrews, reminding us that faith is more than just an emotion—it's a deep trust in God's plans.
This trust can be a cornerstone in managing expectations and navigating the ups and downs of recovery. If you're curious about how to blend faith with practical steps in addiction recovery, this episode offers a compassionate and insightful perspective. Adam and Ryan provide a balanced mix of spiritual guidance and real-life advice, making it a must-listen for anyone on the recovery journey or supporting someone who is.