Recovery First Podcast
Recovery First Podcast
Episode 63 | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd | “Let’s Support The 'DOERS' In The Recovery Community”
Episode 63 | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd | “Let’s Support The 'DOERS' In The Recovery Community”
Episode 63 | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd | “Let’s Support The 'DOERS' In The Recovery Community”
Friday 4th February 2022
Mike Todd discusses the importance of supporting 'doers' in addiction recovery and meeting individuals where they are in this episode of The #RecoveryFirst Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Championing Recovery: Mike Todd on Supporting the 'Doers' in Addiction Recovery
Let's not forget to support each other also.
Ever felt frustrated by naysayers while trying to make a positive change? Mike Todd gets it. In this episode of The #RecoveryFirst Podcast, he shares his heartfelt thoughts on the importance of being a 'doer' in the recovery community. Mike dives into the challenges faced by those who are actively working to support individuals with substance use disorders, especially in South Carolina. He doesn't shy away from acknowledging that people, including those in recovery, can be messy and imperfect.
But instead of focusing on the negatives, Mike emphasizes the need to meet people where they are and offer genuine support. He sheds light on the evolving recovery housing industry, discussing both its hurdles and its triumphs. Mike also highlights the crucial work of the South Carolina Recovery Housing Association, which aims to equip recovery homes with naloxone and train residents on its use.
Throughout the episode, Mike's message is clear: supporting each other, despite our flaws, is vital for a thriving recovery community. Tune in for a candid conversation filled with empathy, practical advice, and a call to action for anyone invested in addiction recovery.