DON'T DIE Wisconsin
DON'T DIE WISCONSIN
Episode 16
Episode 16
Episode 16
Wednesday 31st January 2018
Join 'Don't Die Wisconsin' for a humorous and insightful discussion on forming healthy relationships and avoiding toxic ones during recovery.
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51 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Finding Your Tribe: Building Healthy Relationships in Recovery
And then there's that next group next to it, where it's like their friends, but they can use and go to work on Monday. They want you to stop banging dope and they're all supportive for that. And, and that's where I think a lot of people go back out, sure, that's where the danger lies.
Ever wondered how to spot the real winners in recovery? In this episode of 'Don't Die Wisconsin', counselors Kevin Schaeffer and Patrick Reilly, along with Ryan Gorman, take a humorous yet insightful look at the complexities of forming friendships and avoiding toxic relationships during recovery. Forget the stereotypes about who’s got it all together; it's not always the person with the most recovery chips who’s truly thriving.
From the guy in the sport coat to the kid who’s just managed 90 days, everyone’s journey is different, and finding your tribe is key. The trio dives into the concept of 'Hanging with the Winners', dissecting what it really means to find supportive and healthy connections. They also tackle the often tricky topic of romances in recovery and how social media can both help and hinder your efforts to build meaningful relationships.
With their usual blend of raw honesty and hilarious anecdotes, Kevin, Patrick, and Ryan offer practical advice on navigating these social minefields. This episode is perfect for anyone in recovery who’s looking to build a strong support network. Whether you’re just starting out or have been on this path for a while, you’ll find valuable insights and plenty of laughs along the way.
Remember, recovery is a journey, and finding the right people to walk with you can make all the difference.