Di McQueen and Dr. Brian Jackson
Di McQueen and Dr. Brian Jackson
Navigating Recovery: Why People, Places, and Things Matter
Navigating Recovery: Why People, Places, and Things Matter
Navigating Recovery: Why People, Places, and Things Matter
Tuesday 29th October 2024
Di McQueen and Dr. Brian Jackson explain why 'people, places, and things' are crucial in recovery, offering practical tips for creating a supportive environment.
28 minutes
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Di McQueen and Dr. Brian Jackson
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Changing your environment can significantly impact your sobriety.
- Building a new, sober social network is crucial.
- Understanding triggers helps manage cravings.
- Open communication within families is essential.
- Having a 'Plan B' for social events can prevent relapse.
It's not about saving face; it's really about saving your ass.
Ever wondered why the phrase 'people, places, and things' is so crucial in recovery? In this episode of Healing Families Shattered by Addiction, Di McQueen and Dr. Brian Jackson break it down for you. They tackle the often frustrating advice to cut ties with old friends and avoid familiar hangouts, explaining how your environment can significantly impact your sobriety.
The duo offers practical tips for building a new, supportive social network and understanding the triggers that come with certain people, places, and things. Dr. Brian shares his personal experiences and professional insights, making the discussion relatable and actionable. They also delve into the importance of communication within families, stressing how open dialogue can help everyone navigate these changes more smoothly.
From the necessity of removing alcohol from the house to having a 'Plan B' when attending social events, Di and Brian provide a roadmap for those in early recovery and their families. By the end of the episode, you'll have a clearer understanding of why these changes are essential and how to implement them effectively. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable guidance to help you create a healthier, more supportive environment.
Tune in to learn how to make these adjustments without feeling overwhelmed and why it's okay to prioritise your well-being.