MARR Addiction Treatment Centers
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Ep 44: Will Going to Treatment End My Career?
Ep 44: Will Going to Treatment End My Career?
Ep 44: Will Going to Treatment End My Career?
Tuesday 5th November 2019
Philip's addiction threatened his career, but treatment helped him find long-term sobriety. Hear his story on 'Stories of Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Career on the Line: Philip's Journey Through Addiction and Recovery
For me, more than anything else, treatment was a safe place to be while I got that ingrained and it gave me time to talk about and work through some of the other things outside of the addiction part of recovery, even though it was a big part of it.
Imagine being at the top of your professional game, earning $250 an hour, yet unable to pay your bills because of addiction. That's Philip's story. In this episode of 'Stories of Recovery', Philip, a successful medical professional, opens up about how his addiction spiraled out of control, threatening not just his finances but his entire career. Despite the high stakes, Philip had a moment of clarity that led him to seek treatment, hoping for a quick return to his career.
But things didn't go as planned. With his medical license suspended, he had to take a slower, more deliberate path to recovery. In the safe environment of treatment, Philip reconnected with his emotions and learned to build a support network. The counselors at MARR Addiction Treatment Centers played a crucial role, guiding him to face his issues head-on. This episode sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of seeking treatment when your career is on the line.
It's a compelling listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is.