Gary Hendler
Gary Hendler
EPISODE 071924
EPISODE 071924
EPISODE 071924
Saturday 20th July 2024
Explore the complexities of honesty in recovery with Gary Hendler, Mark Sigmund, and David L. Is sobriety synonymous with truth-telling?
56 minutes
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Gary Hendler
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Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Honesty is a fundamental principle in AA and NA programs.
- Sobriety doesn't automatically eliminate deception.
- Being truthful about medication use is crucial.
- Honesty helps build trust within recovery communities.
- Self-honesty is essential for maintaining sobriety.
Just because we have put down the booze and the drugs, doesn't necessarily mean that we put down the deception
Ever wondered how honest you truly are, even in recovery? In this episode of Clean and Sober Radio, host Gary Hendler and cohost Mark Sigmund are joined by David L to tackle the sticky subject of honesty. They explore whether sobriety automatically means we stop deceiving others and ourselves. Is it possible to be completely truthful all the time?
They discuss the complexities of honesty in the context of AA and NA programs, including whether people are upfront about medications they take or how they handle uncomfortable questions. It's a candid conversation that dives deep into the nuances of truth-telling during recovery. David L shares his own experiences, shedding light on the challenges and importance of being honest not just with others but also with oneself.
The trio also touches on how honesty plays a crucial role in maintaining sobriety and building trust within recovery communities. If you've ever struggled with being entirely truthful, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice. Tune in to understand why honesty is more than just a principle—it's a cornerstone of a successful recovery journey.