Corey Winfield on the Lifeline of Community in Addiction Recovery
The community shows us support as we show up to support the community.
Ever wondered how community support can transform the journey of addiction recovery? In this episode of the 217 Recovery Podcast, Corey Winfield dives into the heart of what makes community support so crucial. Broadcasting from Traverse City, Michigan, Corey shares his personal experiences and the collective wisdom he's gathered over the years.
He highlights the struggles that come with addiction and the ripple effect it has on families, emphasizing that hope and support are essential for both those in recovery and their loved ones. Corey touches on the importance of renewing one's commitment to sobriety every single day and how organizations like Al-Anon provide invaluable support to families affected by addiction.
With a mix of heartfelt stories and practical advice, he explores the impact of COVID-19 on recovery resources and the emerging role of recovery coaches. But it doesn't stop there. Corey also delves into the power of advocacy and political action in shaping better recovery policies. He talks about the importance of word-of-mouth advertising for recovery events and how creating safe transportation options can make a world of difference for those in recovery.
And let's not forget the joy and motivation that come from recognizing and celebrating recovery milestones. This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through someone they care about. Corey’s insights are not just informative but also deeply moving, offering a sense of belonging and community. So grab your headphones and tune in—you'll walk away feeling more connected and inspired.