Margaret Swift Thompson
Margaret Swift Thompson
Ep 97 - How Building A Life That Felisha Loves More Than Drugs Fuels Her Recovery.
Ep 97 - How Building A Life That Felisha Loves More Than Drugs Fuels Her Recovery.
Ep 97 - How Building A Life That Felisha Loves More Than Drugs Fuels Her Recovery.
Sunday 12th March 2023
Felisha Hunter discusses codependency, cross-addiction, and crafting a fulfilling life in recovery on The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast.
27 minutes
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Margaret Swift Thompson
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Felisha Hunter: Crafting a Life She Loves More Than Drugs
It was a perspective shift for me when I started to view quitting as a skill no different than choosing which gym you prefer, what vegetable you want to serve with dinner.
What fuels a recovery journey that sticks? For Felisha Hunter, it's about creating a life she loves more than drugs. In this episode of The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast, Felisha opens up about her ongoing battle with addiction, codependency, and cross-addiction. She shares snippets from her upcoming book, 'I'm a Quitter', set to release in June 2023.
Host Margaret Swift Thompson, with her extensive experience in family recovery, guides the conversation into the heart of Felisha's story, highlighting the importance of family support and the challenges of building new relationships during recovery. Felisha's tale isn't just about quitting drugs; it's about embracing a whole new way of living. She also talks about her work as a recovery coach, helping others navigate their own paths to sobriety.
As the episode wraps up, listeners are invited to join The Embrace Family Recovery Coaching Group, where they can find community and support. This episode is a testament to the strength it takes to not just quit but to thrive.