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  • Ep. 35: Women in Treatment

Ep. 35: Women in Treatment

Monday 29th December 2014

Discover women's unique challenges in addiction recovery through personal stories and expert advice on Right Turn Radio.
38 minutes
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Right Turn Radio Podcast
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
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Women Conquering Addiction: Stories and Strategies from Right Turn Radio

Bringing my truth to the table really freed me, I think, from active addiction. We're starting to learn how to develop healthier relationships when we leave treatment. Now we don't need to go back to those negative relationships, because we've changed on the inside and I think that's a huge thing for a woman's treatment.
Ever thought about the unique hurdles women face in addiction recovery? This episode of Right Turn Radio dives deep into the world of women's treatment programs. Hosts Jon Cohan and Abby Dean bring together a panel of inspiring guests, including Holly and Krystin, two women who have navigated the challenges of residential treatment. They share their raw, personal stories, shedding light on the complexities of overcoming addiction as a woman.
Joining them are Mary Anne Roy and Lori Martin from Crossroads in Maine, who offer professional insights into finding the right treatment and the importance of gender-specific approaches. The conversation touches on overcoming shame, building healthy relationships, and making recovery a priority. The role of family support and extended care services is also explored, providing a comprehensive look at what it takes for women to heal.
With a mix of heartfelt anecdotes and expert advice, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the nuances of addiction recovery for women.