Corey Winfield
Corey Winfield
Episode 917 - 217 Recovery
Episode 917 - 217 Recovery
Episode 917 - 217 Recovery
Saturday 20th July 2024
Join Corey Winfield and friends for beach volleyball, laughs, and inspiring recovery stories at the ATS tournament in Traverse City.
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14 minutes
Fun
Encouraging
Inspiring
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Corey Winfield
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Financial Health in Recovery
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Recovery can be fun and engaging.
- Community events are crucial for support.
- Early and long-term recovery can coexist harmoniously.
- Enjoying life without alcohol is possible.
- Humour and camaraderie are important in recovery.
There are a lot of people out here in early recovery, and they're just being shown that, like, yeah, you can have a good time.
Get ready for some beachside fun with Episode 917 of the 217 Recovery Podcast! Broadcasting live from the third annual Addiction Treatment Services beach volleyball tournament in Traverse City, Michigan, this episode is a lively mix of recovery stories, beach volleyball action, and plenty of laughs. Corey Winfield, along with co-hosts Justin Burke and Mitchell O'Brien, take you through the day's events with a playful banter that keeps things light-hearted yet meaningful.
You'll hear about the joys and challenges of early and long-term recovery, all while enjoying the camaraderie of a community coming together for a great cause. With mentions of delicious frankfurters, spiders, and even some cat antics, this episode has something for everyone. The hosts also touch on the importance of having fun in recovery, showing that you can enjoy life without alcohol.
So why not take a break and join Corey and his friends for some good times and inspiring stories? It's a reminder that recovery is not just about staying sober but also about living life to the fullest.