Wickedly Good Productions
Wickedly Good Productions
SOBER SUNDAY: Citrus Substitutions
SOBER SUNDAY: Citrus Substitutions
SOBER SUNDAY: Citrus Substitutions
Saturday 21st September 2019
Caitlin and Tash answer your questions on addiction, sobriety, and mental health in this episode of 'Why Am I Like This?!'. Listen for genuine advice and support.
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19 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Yeah, I think it's important not to be too hard on yourself either. Not journey, I'm not going to say journey, it's just another one of those bumps in the road, I guess, like a hiccup, a little hiccup, yeah, and if you're, you know, still aware and conscious of what you're doing and you know you made a mistake and you rectify that behavior, then I think that's all good for you and congrats kind of thing.
Ever wonder how to handle the rollercoaster of emotions that come with sobriety? In this episode of 'Why Am I Like This?!', Caitlin and Tash dive into listener questions, offering a mix of practical advice and personal stories. They tackle topics like addiction, mental health, and the often-overlooked importance of self-compassion.
Caitlin opens up about her struggles with anxiety and her newfound love for pilates, while Tash shares her challenges with productivity and the positive impact of surrounding herself with uplifting influences. The duo also discuss the dangers of romanticizing alcohol and the heavy burden of regret that can follow. Through candid conversations and heartfelt advice, Caitlin and Tash provide a supportive space for anyone navigating the ups and downs of a sober lifestyle.
Tune in for an episode filled with honesty, encouragement, and a sprinkle of humor that makes even the toughest topics feel a bit lighter.