Recovery Rocks
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Episode 215: Episode 215: Why Do People in Recovery Getting into the Mental Health Field?
Episode 215: Episode 215: Why Do People in Recovery Getting into the Mental Health Field?
Episode 215: Episode 215: Why Do People in Recovery Getting into the Mental Health Field?
Friday 15th March 2024
Explore why people in recovery often enter the mental health field with insights from Raam Roch Hai and Dr. Anthony Foster on Recovery Rocks.
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Episode Overview
- Therapists in recovery offer unique benefits through shared experiences.
- AHA! Recovery blends CBT, mindfulness, and shame resilience therapy.
- Daily rituals like gratitude lists are crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Personal stories highlight the power of shared experiences in recovery.
- Music can play a significant role in the recovery journey.
Addicts and alcoholics are known to be incredibly manipulative, harder to manipulate someone who's a manipulator themselves
Ever wondered why so many people in recovery choose to work in the mental health field? In this episode of Recovery Rocks, hosts Lisa Smith and Tawny Lara sit down with Raam Roch Hai and Dr. Anthony Foster, Co-CEOs and Founders of AHA! Recovery. They dive into the benefits of having therapists who are in recovery themselves. Raam and Dr. Foster explain how their personal experiences make them more relatable and effective in helping others on the same journey.
The conversation covers the unique approach of AHA! Recovery, which combines Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention, and Shame Resilience Therapy. This episode isn't just about professional insights; it's filled with personal stories that highlight the power of shared experiences in the recovery process. Plus, you'll hear about the importance of gratitude lists and daily rituals in maintaining sobriety. And if you're a music lover, don't miss the Music Minute featuring sober techno festivals and Gordon Lightfoot.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the mental health field, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice.