Mark S.
Mark S.
Things That Have Changed - Recovered 1429
Things That Have Changed - Recovered 1429
Things That Have Changed - Recovered 1429
Wednesday 12th March 2025
Explore how 12-step recovery meetings have changed over the years, from smoke-filled rooms to virtual gatherings. A must-listen for anyone in recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Recovery meetings have transitioned from smoke-filled rooms to non-smoking environments.
- The rise of virtual meetings has made attending more accessible.
- Social activities like sober dances were crucial for early integration into the community.
- Technology has changed how people maintain anonymity in recovery.
- Despite changes, the core principles of 12-step programs remain unchanged.
I wasn't sure if I was going to enjoy meetings as much when it became non-smoking.
The Recovered Podcast dives into the evolving landscape of 12-step recovery programs in this episode, titled 'Things That Have Changed - Recovered 1429'. Host Mark S. is joined by Russ, Allison, and Tony as they share their experiences and reflections on how recovery meetings have transformed over the years. From the days of smoke-filled rooms to the rise of virtual meetings, the discussion highlights both the nostalgic and practical aspects of these changes.
Allison, for instance, recalls how early recovery involved lots of social activities like sober dances and picnics, which helped her integrate into the community. However, as her life evolved, so did her approach to recovery, focusing more on personal growth and support. The episode also touches on the impact of technology, such as the convenience of online meetings and the role of social media in maintaining anonymity.
Despite these changes, the core principles of 12-step programs remain steadfast, providing a rock-solid foundation for those seeking sobriety. The conversation is a blend of humour, nostalgia, and practical advice, making it an engaging listen for anyone in the recovery community. So, if you're curious about how recovery has adapted over time or looking for some heartfelt stories and insights, this episode is a must-listen. Have you noticed any significant changes in your own recovery journey?