DON'T DIE Wisconsin

Don't Die Wisconsin

DON'T DIE WISCONSIN

  • Episode 11

Episode 11

Wednesday 27th December 2017

Rehab Bob discusses innovative addiction recovery methods, systemic issues, and the healing power of music on 'Don't Die Wisconsin'.
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64 minutes
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Motivational

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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
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Rehab Bob's Take on Innovative Addiction Recovery Methods

I really believe strongly in volunteering, getting them to volunteer someplace. It's such a great foundation for someone like us in the beginning to give back and not expect anything in return, even though we as recovering addicts.
Imagine finding hope in the most unexpected places. In this episode of 'Don't Die Wisconsin', the hosts sit down with the legendary Rehab Bob to discuss some unconventional ways to support those battling addiction. Forget what you think you know about recovery; this conversation is all about thinking outside the box.
From the surprising benefits of waiting tables to the therapeutic power of caring for rescue animals, Bob Forrest shares his unique insights on what truly helps people on their recovery journey. The discussion also touches on the role of suboxone and methadone, highlighting their effectiveness and the importance of proper case management. Poverty's impact on addiction and the origins of the opioid crisis in the US are examined, shedding light on broader systemic issues.
Traditional treatment centers come under scrutiny as Bob argues for more ethical rehab facilities that truly serve those in need. The episode wraps up with an original song by Bob Forrest, 'Memphis', showcasing the healing power of music. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about alternative methods, this episode offers a fresh perspective that could change how you view addiction and recovery.