Latoya
Latoya
Needs are being heard and provided for
Needs are being heard and provided for
Needs are being heard and provided for
Sunday 18th September 2022
Latoya shares how honesty and compromise can enhance relationships in 'Recovery Talk'. Tune in for heartfelt advice and a powerful prayer.
4 minutes
Encouraging
Empowering
Hopeful
Authentic
Supportive
About this podcast
Author:
Latoya
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Healing Relationships
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Episodes:
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Get the buttons here!Building Stronger Bonds: Latoya on Honesty and Compromise in Recovery
When I'm selfish with you as a partner, I'm selfish with myself because we are one. We miss out on the greatest adventures when we hold back from each other.
Ever feel like your needs aren't being met in a relationship? Latoya's latest episode of 'Recovery Talk' might just be what you need. She dives into the importance of honesty and compromise, especially when you're on the path to recovery. Through her own experiences, Latoya shares how being upfront and willing to meet halfway can transform relationships for the better.
She believes that great relationships thrive on mutual effort and understanding, and she isn't shy about encouraging listeners to go the extra mile for their partners. This episode isn't just about romantic relationships; Latoya also touches on how to improve your relationship with yourself and others around you. She offers heartfelt advice on overcoming abusive relationships and stresses the significance of self-care and self-love.
To wrap it all up, Latoya leads a powerful prayer, asking for healing, clarity, peace, wisdom, and love. It's a touching reminder that asking for what you need is just as important as giving. Whether you're struggling with addiction or just looking to improve your relationships, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in to learn how honesty and compromise can help you build stronger, healthier connections.