FIRE NETWORK
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ROAR Afterparty - Friends in Recovery Podcast
ROAR Afterparty - Friends in Recovery Podcast
ROAR Afterparty - Friends in Recovery Podcast
Tuesday 20th July 2021
Discover how a kayaking trip offers valuable lessons for addiction recovery in this 'Friends in Recovery' episode. Tune in for insights and support.
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Get the buttons here!Kayaking Through Recovery: Insights from the ROAR Afterparty
Recovery on a river will happen again...the thought of that river, how, how, recovery in the river, kind of coincide with each other.
Picture this: you're paddling down a river, the current pulling you forward, each stroke a reminder of the journey you're on. That's the kind of imagery hosts Jersey Ed and Buckeye Bambi bring to life in this episode of the 'Friends in Recovery' podcast. They recount their adventures during the ROAR Afterparty, a kayaking trip that turned out to be more than just a physical challenge. It's a metaphor for the ups and downs of addiction recovery.
The hosts discuss how acceptance and adaptability played crucial roles in navigating both the river and their paths to sobriety. They also dive into the importance of support systems, likening the safety measures taken on their trip to the vital support needed in recovery. You'll hear about the power of journaling as a tool for maintaining sobriety, and why celebrating milestones—no matter how small—can make a big difference.
To top it off, there's an exciting teaser about future recovery adventures on the river. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers relatable stories and practical advice that make the journey feel a little less lonely.