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Recovery Radio from KRFP in Moscow Idaho

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  • Recovery Radio 1/4/24

Recovery Radio 1/4/24

Monday 8th January 2024

Join Johnny and Denise on Recovery Radio as they discuss the importance of support systems in NA and AA, sharing personal stories and practical advice.
50 minutes
Hopeful
Empowering
Supportive
Informative
Transformative

About this podcast

Recovery Radio from KRFP in Moscow Idaho
Author:
Latah Recovery Center
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Finding Strength in Community: Johnny and Denise on Recovery Radio

Episode Overview

  • Recovery Radio shares personal stories of people in and around recovery, shedding light on addiction and behavioral health disorders
  • The episode discusses the importance of having a support system in NA and AA fellowships
  • Johnny and Denise delve into the impact of relapses and the transformative power of 12-step programs
  • The hosts emphasize the importance of seeking help, sharing valuable resources for those in need
  • The episode concludes with a reminder that recovery is possible and that seeking support is a significant step towards a healthier and happier life
We all need someone who believes in us, especially when we can't believe in ourselves. Recovery in NA becomes a little more real for us when someone loves us unconditionally, offering support no matter how many times we've relapsed.
Imagine kicking off the New Year with a dose of inspiration and hope. That's exactly what this episode of Recovery Radio delivers. Johnny and Denise, familiar voices from the Latah Recovery Center, revisit a heartfelt discussion from 2021. They dive into the critical role that support systems play in the recovery journey, particularly within NA (Narcotics Anonymous) and AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) fellowships.
These conversations aren't just about theory; they are grounded in real-life experiences and personal stories that resonate deeply with anyone touched by addiction or mental health struggles. Johnny and Denise shed light on the importance of accountability, not just to oneself but within the community. They talk candidly about the ups and downs, including the tough topic of relapses. Rather than viewing setbacks as failures, they discuss them as part of the journey, emphasizing that recovery is a continuous process.
The transformative power of 12-step programs is a key theme, showcasing how structured support can lead to profound personal change. The episode also touches on recognizing signs of addiction that might not be immediately obvious. It's a gentle reminder that seeking help is not just okay, but crucial. Johnny and Denise provide practical advice and share resources that can be life-changing for those in need.
They wrap up with an encouraging message: recovery is not just possible; it's achievable with the right support. Whether you're on your own recovery path, supporting a loved one, or just curious about the process, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of community.