Navigating Relationships in Recovery with Linda E.
Episode Overview
Sobriety doesn't automatically resolve relationship issues. Staying informed about substances is crucial for health. Mental health struggles are common even among recovery professionals. Current events can impact the recovery community significantly. Open discussions about addiction and recovery can be healing.
Sobriety doesn't magically fix all relationship issues but offers a fresh perspective and tools to handle them better
In this episode of Clean and Sober Radio, hosts Gary Hendler and Mark Sigmund make a triumphant return after a brief hiatus, bringing along special guest Linda E. The central theme? Relationships during recovery. Gary, Mark, and Linda dive into the complexities of maintaining relationships with family, employers, and colleagues while navigating the journey of sobriety. Are these connections easier to manage now that they're sober, or do they present new challenges?
Linda shares her experiences and insights, making it clear that sobriety doesn't magically fix all relationship issues but offers a fresh perspective and tools to handle them better. The episode also touches on current events in the world of recovery, including alarming news about pesticides in marijuana products in California and a discussion on the relationship between alcohol and cancer. Gary and Mark's candid conversations reveal the harsh realities of addiction and the importance of staying informed.
Additionally, the episode takes a heartfelt turn as they discuss a recent tragedy involving a rehab facility, shedding light on the mental health struggles even those in the recovery field face. The trio's discussion is raw and emotional, highlighting the importance of seeking help when needed. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the ongoing challenges and triumphs of living a sober life.
Tune in for an honest, compassionate, and sometimes humorous take on the complexities of relationships in recovery.