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Episode 3
Episode 3
Episode 3
Monday 14th June 2021
Discover how self-change and spirituality can aid in supporting loved ones with addiction. Listen to Episode 3 of 'A Caminhada' now.
62 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Self-Change and Spirituality: Insights from A Caminhada Episode 3
We can't change them, but we can change ourselves because we have to feel, we have to feel this serenity, this peace of our heart, this confidence that the lord is taking care of us.
What happens when you realize that the key to helping a loved one with addiction might be changing yourself? In this thought-provoking episode of 'A Caminhada', hosts Teresa Neves and Nancy Neves Burns dive into the importance of self-change in the context of supporting family members struggling with addiction. They share heartfelt personal stories that highlight the transformative power of shifting one's own perspectives and attitudes.
It's a journey that many can relate to, offering both comfort and practical advice for those navigating similar paths. The episode also touches on the role of spirituality in addiction recovery, emphasizing how it can bring peace and serenity during tumultuous times. The Serenity Prayer, a staple in many recovery programs, is discussed as a tool for finding acceptance and calm.
Teresa and Nancy's compassionate approach shines through as they encourage listeners to share their own experiences, reinforcing the strength found in community and mutual support. By the end of the episode, you'll feel a renewed sense of hope and encouragement, ready to face the challenges of addiction with a fresh perspective. Tune in to episode three of 'A Caminhada' for an insightful and heartfelt discussion that could make all the difference.