Connor Duffy
Connor Duffy
Keeping Friends Who Still Use
Keeping Friends Who Still Use
Keeping Friends Who Still Use
Friday 29th September 2023
Connor Duffy offers heartfelt advice on evaluating friendships while maintaining sobriety on 'The Sober Plug'.
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17 minutes
Empowering
Inspiring
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Thought-provoking
About this podcast
Author:
Connor Duffy
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Body & Mind
Episodes:
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Episode Overview
- The crucial role of supportive friendships in the journey of recovery
- Evaluating friendships through three fundamental questions for positive growth
- The impact of surrounding oneself with individuals aligned with sobriety goals
- Nurturing healthy relationships while prioritising personal well-being
- Empowering insights on building fruitful connections in recovery
Sobriety is not meant to be lonely. I've met some of the best people in my entire life in recovery. I've built some of the most fruitful relationships in recovery with people who are also in recovery. The things that I've been able to accomplish and the networking I've been able to do in sobriety surpasses what I had in addiction. I can't even explain it to you.
Can you stay sober while keeping your old party friends? In this episode of 'The Sober Plug', Connor Duffy dives into this tricky topic with his usual honesty and wisdom. Drawing from his own journey, Connor shares three crucial questions to help you figure out which friends are truly in your corner. He explains how these questions can shine a light on whether someone is supporting your sobriety or holding you back.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone wrestling with the challenge of maintaining friendships while prioritising their recovery. Connor's heartfelt advice offers a roadmap for fostering healthy connections that align with your sobriety goals.