Finding Connection Through SMART Recovery: Rebekah Robertson's Journey
Episode Overview
Rebekah Robertson found support through the SMART Family and Friends program. She transitioned from a participant to a facilitator in SMART Recovery. Rebekah works with women post-incarceration at Stonebridge House. She highlights the importance of community support in recovery. The 'knowing smile' of understanding made her feel connected.
I thought I was so special, but I'm not. Lots of people go through this and do stupid things trying to get their loved ones to get in line.
Rebekah Robertson, a SMART Recovery facilitator from Columbia, Missouri, shares her unique journey of finding support through the SMART Family and Friends program. Initially feeling out of place, Rebekah experienced the profound connection that comes from being surrounded by others who understand the struggles of having loved ones with addictive behaviours. This episode dives into Rebekah's transition from participant to facilitator, her experiences working with women post-incarceration, and the joy she finds in helping others on their recovery journey.
With anecdotes about the 'knowing smile' that made her feel understood and the transformative power of support groups, Rebekah's story is both relatable and inspiring. Her dedication to spreading the word about SMART Recovery and her work with Stonebridge House showcases the impact of community support. If you're looking for an uplifting story about overcoming challenges and finding your place in a supportive community, this episode is a must-listen.