Relapse Realities: Honest Conversations on Recovery Setbacks
Simple achievement is not to drink or use. It's called cbt- and I can't really pronounce the whole word because I get a little tongue twist with it- and that's just basically identifying my character defects and realizing that, yeah, I do have problems and I need to address the bad character defects within me.
What really goes through someone's mind during a relapse? In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovering Meth', Kendall Kee brings in two guests who bravely share their recent experiences with relapse. Despite having three months of clean time between them, they found themselves slipping back into old habits. This episode dives deep into their thoughts and feelings during the relapse, offering a raw and honest perspective that often gets overlooked.
Kendall also opens up about his own character flaws and how he works to address them, making this episode not just about the guests but a collective journey of self-awareness and growth. The conversation touches on the high chances of relapse even when armed with prevention techniques and support group teachings. It’s a stark reminder that the road to recovery is filled with hurdles, but also opportunities for learning and improvement.
Listeners will find valuable insights into recognizing when they need help, maintaining a positive mindset, and turning setbacks into stepping stones. The guests' stories serve as a reminder that relapse isn't the end of the journey but a part of it. If you're looking for an honest discussion about the struggles and realities of relapse, this episode is a must-listen.