Adam R, Patrick M, and C.J.
Adam R, Patrick M, and C.J.
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Tuesday 5th January 2021
Explore the challenges of romantic relationships in early sobriety with the hosts of '11th Hour Addiction Recovery'. Tune in for heartfelt advice and real-life stories.
59 minutes
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Author:
Adam R, Patrick M, and C.J.
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Love and Sobriety: The Challenges of Romantic Relationships in Recovery
I wanted someone to love me because I couldn't love myself...Until I was willing to invest some time in myself, heal the things that I needed to heal and move on from it, I wasn't ready to be in a relationship, and that's just the long and short of it in my experience.
Romantic relationships in early sobriety can feel like walking a tightrope. In this episode of '11th Hour Addiction Recovery', hosts Adam R., Patrick M., and C.J. tackle the tricky terrain of love and dating while navigating the path to recovery. They dive into the whirlwind of emotions, the pitfalls of co-dependency, and the rollercoaster of breakups and makeups that often accompany early sobriety. Ever wondered why everyone advises against romantic entanglements during this vulnerable time?
The hosts share their own stories, filled with both heartache and triumph, to shed light on this common yet controversial topic. From building trust and setting boundaries to the importance of a solid support network, they offer practical advice and heartfelt guidance for anyone trying to balance love and sobriety.
Whether you're in early recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights and real-life experiences to help you navigate the complexities of relationships without losing sight of your personal growth and recovery journey.