Coping with Recovery: Stories of Hope Amidst COVID-19
Where I'm seeing hope is again where people are coming together, and I guess kind of the hope that I'm carrying around, that is that we're going to hold on to that spirit, that that spirit of teamwork, of unity, of compassion, of being able to put a hand out to someone.
What happens when a global pandemic intersects with the journey of addiction recovery? This episode of 'Addiction and the Family' dives into this very question, offering a candid look at how COVID-19 has reshaped the landscape for those striving to maintain sobriety. Hosted by Casey and Kira Arrillaga, the episode brings together voices from various corners of the recovery community, including individuals in recovery, experts, and everyday people sharing their struggles and sources of hope.
The pandemic has undeniably heightened feelings of anxiety and isolation, making the path to recovery even more challenging. But amidst these difficulties, stories of resilience and community support shine through. You'll hear about innovative ways people have stayed connected, from virtual meetings to online counseling sessions.
One interviewee captures the spirit of the episode perfectly, noting, 'Where I'm seeing hope is again where people are coming together, and I guess kind of the hope that I'm carrying around, that is that we're going to hold on to that spirit, that that spirit of teamwork, of unity, of compassion, of being able to put a hand out to someone'.
If you're looking for practical tips and heartfelt stories to inspire you during these trying times, this episode is a must-listen.