From Sweden to Sobriety: A Journey of Recovery
Episode Overview
Recovery is possible no matter how far down the scale you've gone. The 12-step programme can transform lives. Healthy relationships are crucial in the journey to sobriety. Mental health issues often accompany addiction. Sharing stories helps build a supportive community.
"When I do my part, the outcomes tend to work out"
Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights in this episode of the Powerless to Powerful Recovery Podcast, hosted by Jason. This time, Jason and his co-host Ronnie welcome special guests Matthias and Sophia from Sweden. These two have travelled all the way to Arizona to share their recovery journeys, offering a fresh perspective on addiction and sobriety.
From wild stories of rock band antics to heartfelt discussions about family dynamics, this episode is packed with raw honesty and valuable lessons. Matthias dives into his past, recounting his struggles with various substances and how his life as a musician intertwined with his addiction. He shares the moment he realised he needed help and how the 12-step programme transformed his life.
Sophia adds her voice, painting a vivid picture of her challenging upbringing and how it shaped her path to recovery. Her candidness about mental health issues and the impact of family trauma is both eye-opening and inspiring. The conversation also touches on the importance of relationships in recovery. Matthias and Sophia discuss how they support each other while maintaining their individual recovery programmes.
Their story highlights that recovery is not just about quitting substances but also about building healthy, supportive relationships. Jason and Ronnie add their own experiences, making this episode a rich tapestry of stories and advice. Whether you’re in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers hope, practical tips, and a sense of community. So, why should you tune in?
Because it’s not just about hearing stories—it’s about finding connections, learning from others, and realising that no matter how far down the scale you've gone, recovery is possible. Don't miss out on this engaging and heartfelt discussion.