Breaking Free from Self-Sabotage in Recovery
Episode Overview
Self-sabotage can be a major hurdle in recovery. Community support is crucial for overcoming addiction. Honesty with oneself is key to making progress. Understanding emotional triggers helps prevent relapse. Vulnerability and connection are powerful tools in recovery.
The biggest way I self-sabotaged was refusing to buy into the fact that despite knowing about recovery, I didn't actually live it
Ever felt like you're your own worst enemy on the road to sobriety? This episode of Through the Glass Recovery dives deep into the ways self-sabotage can hinder your journey. Hosts Steve and Julie are joined by guests Leah and Sean, who share their personal stories of struggle and triumph. Leah, a retired elementary music teacher, opens up about her battle with alcohol and how community support has been a game-changer.
Sean, who has been sober since December 2021, talks about his experiences living in an Oxford House and the transformative power of honesty in recovery. The conversation touches on the emotional hurdles, the lies we tell ourselves, and the liberating feeling of finally getting out of our own way. With a mix of humour and heartfelt moments, this episode offers practical strategies to help you break free from self-sabotaging behaviours and reclaim control over your life.
If you're tired of stumbling on your path to sobriety, this episode is a must-listen. You'll walk away with new insights and a sense of hope that you can overcome these challenges. Tune in to hear how vulnerability, connection, and a bit of humour can make all the difference in your recovery journey.