Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
Walk the Walk
Walk the Walk
Walk the Walk
Monday 17th March 2025
Explore real stories of recovery with Matt Lewis and guests as they discuss overcoming addiction, relapses, and the power of peer support.
40 minutes
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Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Eugene's early exposure to substances and his long road to recovery.
- The role of Oxford House in providing structure and support.
- Autumn's battle with addiction rooted in childhood trauma.
- The importance of spiritual growth and community in maintaining sobriety.
- The power of shared experiences in fostering a supportive recovery environment.
I had to surrender to the fact that I can't keep doing this. I've got to do something else.
In this episode of Crosstalk, Matt Lewis is joined by Autumn Darnell, Shane Bethel, and Raj Christian to discuss the concept of 'walking the walk' in recovery. The conversation kicks off with Eugene sharing his tumultuous journey with substance use, which began at the tender age of 12. Eugene's story is one of resilience, highlighting his battles with various substances and his eventual commitment to sobriety through the support of Oxford House.
He candidly talks about his relapses, the pivotal moments that led him back to recovery, and the importance of structure and accountability in maintaining sobriety. Autumn also opens up about her struggles with addiction, rooted in childhood trauma and abandonment issues. Her journey is marked by multiple relapses, periods of sobriety, and a deepening understanding of the need for spiritual growth and community support.
The discussion touches on the significance of peer support, the role of Oxford House in providing a safe and structured environment, and the transformative power of shared experiences in recovery. The episode is peppered with light-hearted banter and genuine camaraderie among the guests, making it an engaging and relatable listen for anyone on their own recovery journey. If you're looking for inspiration, practical advice, and a sense of community, this episode is a must-listen.