rockandrecovery.com/Akron, OH
rockandrecovery.com/Akron, OH
Helping-Each-Other Magic
Helping-Each-Other Magic
Helping-Each-Other Magic
Monday 22nd November 2021
Join Marc Lee Shannon and Kathy Moser as they discuss the role of music and creativity in recovery. Listen now!
28 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!The Healing Power of Music: Kathy Moser's Journey in Recovery
We are not bad people trying to get good, we are hurt people hoping to heal, and we are like brave warriors.
Can creativity and recovery truly go hand in hand? In this compelling episode of 'Recovery Talks: The Podcast', host Marc Lee Shannon sits down with musician and recovery advocate Kathy Moser to explore this intriguing intersection. Kathy, a whirlwind of honesty and passion, shares her personal journey through addiction and how music has been her lifeline. She passionately argues that creativity isn't found in substances like weed but within ourselves.
Throughout their conversation, Kathy explains why playing a musical instrument is incredibly beneficial for those dealing with trauma and substance use disorders. It's not just about making music; it's about creating new brain connections that aid in healing. She also highlights the importance of self-care, punctuality, and the role of a higher power in maintaining sobriety. Kathy's story is a testament to resilience and the transformative power of creativity.
She believes that we are not bad people trying to get good but hurt people striving to heal. Her insights into the recovery process, coupled with her unwavering belief in the possibility of universal recovery, make this episode a must-listen for anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting someone who is. Marc and Kathy's candid discussion offers a fresh perspective on how creativity can be a powerful tool in the path to sobriety.