MY House Matsu
MY House Matsu
Exit 12: Road to Recovery - Step 1: Admitting You Have A Problem
Exit 12: Road to Recovery - Step 1: Admitting You Have A Problem
Exit 12: Road to Recovery - Step 1: Admitting You Have A Problem
Monday 28th October 2024
Hosts Bryan, Isaac, and Michelle discuss the first step in recovery with Ashton, sharing personal stories about admitting addiction and finding support.
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42 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Admitting you have a problem is the first crucial step in recovery.
- Honesty with oneself is often the toughest hurdle.
- Support systems play a vital role in overcoming addiction.
- Common misconceptions include seeing Step 1 as a sign of weakness.
- Fear of failure can be a significant barrier to seeking help.
The hardest part is succeeding because what if I can't commit to these things?
In this episode of 'The MY House Podcast Network', hosts Bryan Fields, Isaac Smolden, and Michelle Parker are joined by a long-time MY House client, Ashton, to discuss the first step in the road to recovery: admitting you have a problem. The conversation is raw and heartfelt, as each participant shares their personal journey with addiction and the pivotal moment when they realised their lives had become unmanageable.
Ashton opens up about their struggle with substance abuse and how it took hitting rock bottom to accept the need for change. Michelle recounts her own wake-up call, which came after a tragic DUI incident that cost her nearly everything. The hosts explore the concept of powerlessness, the difficulty of being honest with oneself, and the role of support systems in recovery.
They also tackle common misconceptions about admitting powerlessness and offer practical advice for those hesitant to take the first step. With a blend of humour and sincerity, this episode provides a candid look at the challenges and triumphs of starting the journey to sobriety. If you're looking for an honest discussion on the importance of acknowledging addiction and seeking help, this episode is a must-listen.