Denise Walker
Denise Walker
Episode 62: Cliff's Edge
Episode 62: Cliff's Edge
Episode 62: Cliff's Edge
Monday 2nd December 2019
Denise Walker shares tips for staying sober during the holidays, emphasizing self-care and recovery over social pressures.
27 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Surviving the Holidays: Staying Sober with Denise Walker
Facing the holiday season can be daunting, especially when you're on a journey to sobriety. In this episode of the 'Detox Podcast', Denise Walker shares her wisdom on how to navigate this tricky time of year. The holidays are often filled with gatherings where alcohol flows freely, making it a minefield for those who have chosen a sober path.
Denise doesn't just talk about avoiding these situations; she offers practical tips and heartfelt advice on how to prioritize your well-being and recovery over social pressures. Imagine being at a festive party, surrounded by friends and family, and feeling the tug of temptation. Denise gets it. She’s been there and knows the struggle all too well. Her approach is not about abstaining out of fear but about embracing your new life with confidence and self-care.
She discusses how to keep your eyes on healing, even when faced with the 'obligations' and 'temptations' that come with holiday festivities. This episode is like having a chat with a wise friend who understands your journey. Denise’s poetic touch adds a layer of emotional depth, making her advice resonate on a personal level. Whether you’re newly sober or have been on this path for years, her insights offer a comforting reminder that you’re not alone.
If you’re looking for a blend of empathy, practical strategies, and a sprinkle of poetic inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. It’s perfect for anyone wanting to stay strong and enjoy the holidays without compromising their sobriety.