Podcast Recovery
Podcast Recovery
The Principles of Recovery (Part 5)
The Principles of Recovery (Part 5)
The Principles of Recovery (Part 5)
Monday 12th August 2024
Join David O. and Eric V. as they discuss principles 17-20 of recovery, sharing candid thoughts and experiences with a mix of humour and honesty.
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30 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Addiction often starts as a coping mechanism but becomes the root of new problems.
- Unconditional surrender is crucial for genuine recovery.
- Changing locations alone won't solve underlying addiction issues.
- Personal stories and cultural references make complex topics relatable.
- Humour and honesty can make discussing serious issues more engaging.
Dysfunction becomes 'the norm', and chaos becomes familiar.
In this episode of Podcast Recovery, hosts David O. and Eric V. dive into Part 5 of their series on the 32 principles of recovery. They explore principles 17 to 20, sharing their candid thoughts and personal experiences along the way. The episode starts with a discussion on the 'reverse cycle' of addiction, where initial coping mechanisms become the root of new problems.
They highlight how addiction's chaos becomes a familiar norm and how difficult it can be to break free from this cycle. The hosts also touch on the concept of unconditional surrender, drawing a parallel with historical events like Japan's surrender in World War II, to illustrate the importance of fully committing to recovery. David and Eric don't shy away from humour and honesty as they critique the principles, making the episode both engaging and relatable.
They discuss the idea that geographical cures don’t work, emphasising that a change of scenery alone won't solve underlying issues. Their conversation meanders through various topics, including personal anecdotes and cultural references, making it an entertaining yet informative listen. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the journey, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of food for thought. So why not tune in and see how these principles might resonate with your own experiences?
It’s a mix of raw honesty, practical advice, and a touch of humour that could be just what you need on your path to recovery.