Kevin Petersen

The Chronic Hope Podcast

Kevin Petersen

  • S2 Episode 2: Emotional Sobriety and Recovery from Addiction

S2 Episode 2: Emotional Sobriety and Recovery from Addiction

Tuesday 16th March 2021

Kevin Petersen explains emotional sobriety's role in lasting addiction recovery on 'The Chronic Hope Podcast'. Discover practical steps for healing.
8 minutes
Informative
Encouraging
Engaging
Motivational
Hopeful

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The Chronic Hope Podcast
Author:
Kevin Petersen
Overview:
Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Emotional Sobriety: Kevin Petersen's Guide to Lasting Recovery

Emotional sobriety is walking the walk instead of talking the talk.
Ever wondered why some people manage to stay sober while others struggle? In this episode of 'The Chronic Hope Podcast', Kevin Petersen, author and CEO of The Chronic Hope Institute, dives into the concept of emotional sobriety. Kevin argues that physical sobriety is just the starting point. True recovery, he explains, is about changing how we behave and how we treat those around us. It's not just about putting down the bottle; it's about picking up healthier habits and mindsets.
Kevin shares practical tips on breaking generational patterns and trauma survival skills, which can often be the hidden roadblocks in the path to recovery. He emphasizes that the journey to becoming a better person is a continuous one, but it’s a journey worth taking. With support from sponsors, friends, and meetings, Kevin assures listeners that recovery can indeed be a fun and fulfilling process.
This episode is a treasure trove of advice for families grappling with addiction, offering hope and actionable steps towards healing. Tune in to understand why emotional sobriety is the cornerstone of a successful recovery and how you can start making those vital changes today.