Sober Sisters
Sober Sisters
Half Measures Availed Us Nothing
Half Measures Availed Us Nothing
Half Measures Availed Us Nothing
Sunday 14th July 2019
Elizabeth and M.G. discuss the crucial roles of sponsors and sponsees in recovery, sharing personal stories and practical advice.
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Get the buttons here!Sober Sisters: The Crucial Role of Sponsors and Sponsees
I feel like I want to encourage my sponsors to be in therapy, that they need to be in therapy around this stuff.
Elizabeth and M.G., the dynamic duo behind 'Sober Sisters Talk', dive into the heart of recovery in this episode. They tackle the vital roles of sponsors and sponsees, sharing personal stories that highlight the ups and downs of these relationships. Elizabeth opens up about her struggles with a sponsee who isn't fully committed, revealing the emotional toll it takes. Meanwhile, M.G. emphasizes the importance of staying connected with a support network to maintain sobriety.
This episode isn't just about the sponsor-sponsee relationship; it's also a candid look at the broader aspects of recovery. The hosts discuss how being of service to others can shift focus away from personal struggles and bring a sense of purpose. They also touch on the benefits of therapy in addressing underlying issues that fuel addictive behaviors. With their trademark blend of humor and honesty, Elizabeth and M.G. offer listeners practical advice and heartfelt insights.
Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this path for a while, their experiences and wisdom provide valuable takeaways. Tune in for a conversation that's as real as it gets, filled with genuine moments that resonate deeply with anyone on a recovery journey.