Adina Silvestri
Dr. Adina Silvestri
(Encore) 15 experts share “The one thing I wish I knew in early sobriety.”
(Encore) 15 experts share “The one thing I wish I knew in early sobriety.”
(Encore) 15 experts share “The one thing I wish I knew in early sobriety.”
Thursday 10th December 2020
Celebrate Atheists in Recovery's one-year anniversary with 15 experts sharing their best advice for early sobriety.
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I think the biggest thing is just recognize that you're doing this work and that you're very strong and that you're courageous in doing this work so that it doesn't run your life anymore, that you're getting reconnected to your more higher self, truer self, and that you're able to master this and move through it so that you can live life in a more healthy and thriving way versus just existing.
What if you could hear directly from those who've been through the ups and downs of early sobriety? In this episode of 'Atheists in Recovery', Dr. Adina Silvestri brings together 15 past guests who share the one thing they wish they had known when they first started their journey to sobriety. This episode isn't just a milestone for the podcast's one-year anniversary; it's a treasure trove of wisdom and practical advice. Joe C.
likens recovery time to flying a plane, reminding us that patience is key. Tom Bannard emphasizes that the hard work will eventually pay off, while Bari Cohen talks about the importance of connecting to a higher power and committing fully to the 12 steps. Liv Pennelle highlights that recovery is fluid and ever-changing, and Bill Greer uses vivid imagery to explain how not to feel overwhelmed at the start. Dr.
Silvestri herself shares a powerful message on self-compassion, urging listeners to recognize their strength and courage in facing addiction. Each story is a piece of a larger puzzle, offering varied perspectives on what it takes to navigate early sobriety. Whether you're just starting out or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with relatable experiences and valuable lessons that can make the path a little clearer.