Balancing Act: Medication-Assisted Treatment and Twelve-Step Recovery
Episode Overview
The episode explores the effectiveness of medication-assisted treatment, harm reduction, and the traditional twelve-step method in addiction recovery. Interventionist Matt Brown challenges the idea of 'one size fits all' in recovery, emphasizing the importance of spirituality in long-term recovery. The hosts advocate for tolerance and love within the recovery community, encouraging listeners to explore different paths to recovery and seek support.
You can't fix what you don't acknowledge. If we are not loving people and if we are not tolerant of what other people's experiences are, whatever they're going through, whatever their path is, that's a reflection of our own recovery.
Ever found yourself puzzled by the various methods of addiction recovery? This episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio is here to shed some light. Host Monty Dale Meyer, along with interventionist Matt Brown, dives into the often-debated topics of medication-assisted treatment, harm reduction, and the traditional twelve-step approach. Matt brings his extensive experience to the table, questioning the 'one size fits all' mentality that can pervade recovery discussions.
The conversation isn't just about methods; it's about the heart of recovery—spirituality, community, and love. They stress the importance of being open-minded and supportive, encouraging listeners to explore multiple paths to sobriety. The episode wraps up with Michael Purington's song 'Outside Issues', leaving you with a blend of information and inspiration. Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, this episode offers valuable perspectives on finding what works best for you.