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RR Detachment Principle 5
RR Detachment Principle 5
RR Detachment Principle 5
Friday 14th April 2023
Angie Meadows and Josh Bond explore Principle 5 of detachment, focusing on emotional responsibility and self-care in recovery.
39 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Exploring the significance of detaching from toxic relationships and dysfunctional behaviors in recovery
- Offering reflective thinking questions and confrontational skills for emotional stability
- Providing strategies for emotional responsibility and self-regulation
- Guiding listeners through the journey of detaching from circumstances and people beyond their control
- Empowering recovery tools for navigating with compassion and self-care
So there's no condemnation to those who walk in the Spirit and not according to the flesh. If I'm condemning myself, am I in the Spirit or the flesh? The Spirit doesn't do it. He's only going to love you, give you mercy, and peace.
Ever felt overwhelmed by trying to fix everything and everyone around you? In this episode of 'Rock of Recovery', hosts Angie Meadows and Josh Bond dive into Principle 5 of the Detachment book. They discuss how focusing on your own journey can actually give you the strength to support others better. It's all about finding a balance—taking care of yourself while being empathetic to those around you.
Angie and Josh break down common dysfunctional behaviors and offer practical tips for setting healthy boundaries. They share personal stories and confrontational skills that can help you deal with toxic relationships and situations. This episode isn't just about ignoring your emotions; it's about learning to manage them in a way that fosters emotional stability and peace. With reflective questions and actionable advice, you'll come away with tools to navigate your recovery journey with compassion and self-care.