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The Social Impact Of Addiction (Full Episode - Archive)
The Social Impact Of Addiction (Full Episode - Archive)
The Social Impact Of Addiction (Full Episode - Archive)
Monday 24th February 2025
Wes Thompson and Austin Hill discuss the social impact of addiction, highlighting the importance of community and healthy relationships in recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Addiction often leads to strained relationships and isolation.
- Healthy relationships are crucial for successful recovery.
- Faith-based communities can provide essential support.
- Antisocial behaviours can exacerbate addiction issues.
- Connection and community are key to healing.
Gathering together heals people. Isolating kills people.
Addiction isn't just a personal struggle - it affects relationships and communities too. In this episode of The Relational Recovery Podcast, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the social components of addiction. They explore how addiction strains relationships and isolates individuals, contrasting it with the healing power of connection and community. Wes and Austin discuss antisocial behaviours, explaining how addiction can lead to isolation and self-centredness.
They emphasise the importance of healthy relationships in recovery, sharing insights from both psychological and spiritual perspectives. The conversation also touches on the role of faith in fostering supportive communities that help individuals thrive. By examining the broader societal impact of addiction, Wes and Austin highlight the need for collective effort in addressing this issue. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives on building and maintaining healthy connections.