Adina Silvestri
Dr. Adina Silvestri
Follow The Yellow Brick Road
Follow The Yellow Brick Road
Follow The Yellow Brick Road
Thursday 26th March 2020
Explore The Wizard of Oz's powerful metaphors in recovery with Dr. Adina Silvestri on Atheists in Recovery. Find hope and courage on your journey.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!The Wizard of Oz: Finding Hope and Courage in Recovery
Guys. We have the solutions to our problems. We know how to get out of our own way. You know, sometimes we just need a little help.
What do Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion have to do with addiction recovery? In this episode of 'Atheists in Recovery,' Dr. Adina Silvestri uses the beloved story of The Wizard of Oz to explore profound metaphors that resonate deeply with those on the path to sobriety. From feelings of being lost to the quest for courage, each character's journey mirrors common struggles faced in recovery. Dr.
Silvestri sheds light on how the Scarecrow’s belief that he lacks a brain symbolizes the confusion and fear often experienced in early sobriety. She explains how understanding our brain's science can empower us to change behaviors and instill hope. The episode also touches on the importance of connection, especially during times like the COVID-19 pandemic when isolation is rampant. Dr.
Silvestri encourages listeners to build new routines and challenge negative self-talk, reminding us that we all possess the power to overcome our problems. This episode isn't just about finding your way home; it's about understanding that you already have everything you need within you to succeed. Tune in for a fresh, inspiring take on recovery that blends timeless storytelling with practical advice.