Brian Adkins
Brian Adkins
Ep. 14 - Doing laps with Coach Roy
Ep. 14 - Doing laps with Coach Roy
Ep. 14 - Doing laps with Coach Roy
Monday 29th June 2020
Listen to Coach Roy's inspiring story on 'Recovery Rising'. Learn about the power of support networks and the role of identity in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Coach Roy's Path to Recovery: Lessons in Support and Identity
It is very critical to build a network of people who support and understand your journey when you embark on the beautiful but tough road of recovery from substance abuse.
In this episode of 'Recovery Rising', Brian Adkins sits down with his friend and recovery coach, Roy, to share a deeply personal journey through addiction and recovery. With 19 years of sobriety under his belt, Roy opens up about the crucial role of building a strong support network. He emphasizes the importance of having sponsors, coaches, and mentors who can offer guidance and motivation during the challenging road to recovery.
This episode isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding the right people to walk alongside you on this path. Roy's story is particularly poignant as he discusses how losing his identity as an athlete led him to seek solace in substances. This episode explores the significant impact that identity loss can have on addiction and recovery. By redefining his sense of self, Roy found healthier ways to cope with stress and emotional pain.
His journey highlights the power of vulnerability and authenticity in connecting with others and finding hope. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights into the importance of community, self-discovery, and finding purpose beyond addiction.