Sober Pod
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Emotional Entanglement
Emotional Entanglement
Emotional Entanglement
Monday 31st October 2022
Carl and Chelsea explore the risks of new relationships in early sobriety, offering heartfelt advice on prioritizing recovery.
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62 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Love and Sobriety: Navigating Relationships in Early Recovery
Using first things first, we have found it helpful to concentrate first on sobriety alone, steering clear of any risky emotional entanglements. Only after we have had time to mature somewhat beyond merely not drinking, are we equipped to relate maturely to other people.
Imagine trying to juggle the emotional whirlwind of early recovery while also navigating the tricky waters of new relationships. In this episode of Sober Pod, hosts Carl and Chelsea dive deep into the challenges of love and relationships during the fragile first year of sobriety. Drawing from their own experiences, they share candid stories and hard-earned wisdom on why it's crucial to prioritize your recovery before diving into romance.
The duo explores the common pitfalls of early sobriety, such as impulsive decisions and emotional entanglements, and offer practical advice on how to steer clear of these traps. They stress the importance of focusing on personal growth and addressing the root causes of addiction, rather than seeking solace in new relationships.
Carl and Chelsea's heartfelt discussions serve as a reminder that while love can be a beautiful part of life, it requires maturity and stability—qualities that are still developing in early recovery. Tune in for an episode filled with empathy, honesty, and invaluable insights for anyone navigating the complexities of sobriety and relationships.