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Recovery Early in the Pandemic with Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas
Recovery Early in the Pandemic with Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas
Recovery Early in the Pandemic with Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas
Monday 8th February 2021
Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas share their experiences of navigating early recovery during the pandemic in 'Airing Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Pandemic Recovery: Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas Share Their Journey
Everybody is, whether you're a doctor or a salesperson, like we're all learning how to figure it out, and it's just, it's a scary time.
Imagine trying to navigate the choppy waters of early recovery during a global pandemic. That's exactly what Cathy Collins and Dr. Romas dive into in this episode of 'Airing Addiction'. Cathy opens up about the unique hurdles she faced while trying to stay sober when the world was shutting down. From the struggle of maintaining a support system to the necessity of staying connected through social media, her story is a testament to resilience. Dr.
Romas, on the other hand, offers a peek into the world of treatment providers during these trying times. He talks about compassion fatigue and how it affects those on the front lines of addiction treatment. His insights into managing anxiety and fear are both practical and heartfelt. Both guests stress the importance of living in the moment and taking recovery one day at a time.
They also highlight the critical role of self-care and mental health, especially when everything feels so uncertain. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with valuable advice and hope. It's a candid conversation that underscores the importance of adapting and finding new ways to cope during unprecedented times.