Creative Women in Recovery: Harnessing Art and Acceptance for Healing
Sometimes it would be in the form of a play, sometimes it would be in the form of a poem, sometimes it might just be a one-liner, but it has always helped me to really come higher and come above where I'm at in a certain circumstance or situation.
What happens when creativity meets recovery? In this heartfelt episode of The Recovery Hour, hosts Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character sit down with Thandiwe Vazquez and Andrea Serrano-Beasley, two inspiring women who have found strength and hope through artistic expression. Thandiwe and Andrea open up about their personal journeys, detailing how art—whether through plays, poems, or even simple one-liners—has been a crucial tool in their path to recovery.
They emphasize the power of acceptance, sharing poignant stories about setting boundaries with loved ones still struggling with addiction and finding meaningful work that aligns with their values. This episode isn't just about their stories; it's a testament to the transformative power of creativity and peer support in the recovery process. If you're looking for a blend of inspiration and practical advice on using art as a healing mechanism, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to explore how you can harness your own creative outlets to aid in your recovery journey.