The Refuge Ministry
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The Social Impact Of Addiction (Episode 5 - Archive)
The Social Impact Of Addiction (Episode 5 - Archive)
The Social Impact Of Addiction (Episode 5 - Archive)
Sunday 2nd March 2025
Explore the social impact of addiction and the vital role of community support in recovery with hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill.
8 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Addiction impacts social relationships significantly.
- Community support is crucial for recovery.
- Vulnerability is essential for building healthy relationships.
- Isolation hinders recovery and health.
- Trusting others is a key part of the healing process.
You need people to do stuff to survive anywhere - you can't have this lone wolf mentality.
In this episode of Relational Recovery, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the powerful impact of addiction on social relationships. They discuss how communities can be a lifeline for those struggling with addiction, highlighting the importance of support networks during times of crisis. Wes and Austin share personal stories and examples, emphasising that pain and brokenness can lead to strength and purpose when shared with others who have had similar experiences.
The episode also touches on the idea that healthy communities are built on mutual support and the willingness to be vulnerable. Wes and Austin encourage listeners to reflect on their own relationships and consider whether they are isolating themselves or actively seeking connection. They stress that true recovery and health are impossible without a supportive community.
The episode is a heartfelt reminder that we need each other, and that being part of a community means accepting that we can't control everything. It's a candid and compassionate conversation about the necessity of human connection in the journey to recovery. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on the social dynamics of addiction and the healing power of community.