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Relapse – a “best of” episode

Wednesday 4th February 2015

Discover practical advice and emotional support for coping with a loved one's relapse through Al-Anon's principles in this episode of The Recovery Show.
86 minutes
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Facing Relapse: Wisdom from The Recovery Show

Relapse does not have to be part of the disease, but it is frequently part of the process.
What happens when your loved one relapses? It's a tough situation, and The Recovery Show tackles it head-on in this episode. Spencer and Jessyca dive into the reality of relapse, sharing their own experiences and those of others who have walked the same path. They discuss how addiction is a chronic and progressive disease, making relapse a common part of the journey. This isn't just a discussion; it's a heartfelt conversation filled with practical advice and emotional support.
The episode is structured around key questions like, 'Did you expect it?' and 'How did you react?' These questions guide a thoughtful exploration of how to cope with the rollercoaster of emotions that come with relapse. Through Al-Anon's principles, Spencer and Jessyca offer tools to help listeners find serenity and detachment, even in the midst of chaos.
They also touch on the importance of spirituality and community support in recovery, making this episode a comprehensive guide for anyone facing the challenges of relapse. Whether you're new to Al-Anon or a seasoned member, you'll find valuable insights and comfort in their words.