Richard Woodward

Flat Out Recovery

Richard Woodward

  • Episode 29: ‘Control and Collusion‘

Episode 29: ‘Control and Collusion‘

Thursday 28th October 2021

Episode 29 of 'Flat Out Recovery' tackles control, collusion, and dishonesty in addiction through real-life stories and heartfelt discussions.
Explicit
35 minutes
Informative
Thought-provoking
Raw
Engaging
Authentic

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Flat Out Recovery
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Richard Woodward
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Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Untangling Control and Collusion in Addiction: Stories from the Frontline

And the thing about collusion is that if it starts immediately, it will end in tears.
What happens when control, collusion, and dishonesty mix in the world of addiction? Episode 29 of 'Flat Out Recovery' dives deep into these tangled issues, bringing you real stories from those who’ve lived through it. Hosted by Richard Woodward, this episode doesn’t shy away from the gritty details. It explores the subtle but significant difference between dishonesty and lying, and how denial can derail recovery efforts.
The hosts and guests also tackle the tricky topic of sports and drinking culture, using village cricket as a backdrop to discuss how seemingly innocent activities can spiral into dangerous territory for those struggling with addiction. Relationships take center stage too, with heartfelt discussions on the importance of trust and the impact of addiction on personal connections. One memorable quote sums it up: 'And the thing about collusion is that if it starts immediately, it will end in tears'.
This episode is packed with raw, authentic stories that shed light on the hurdles faced in addiction recovery. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the complexities of addiction, this episode offers valuable insights and a dose of much-needed honesty.