Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum

The Illuminate Recovery Podcast

Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum

  • 002 Elizabeth Snyder from Reflections Recovery Center

002 Elizabeth Snyder from Reflections Recovery Center

Saturday 13th March 2021

Elizabeth Snyder shares insights on depth psychology, shame, support networks, and the value of slowing down in addiction recovery.
40 minutes
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The Illuminate Recovery Podcast
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Curt Neider and Shelley Mangum
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Finding Calm in Chaos: Elizabeth Snyder's Journey Through Recovery

My biggest piece of advice would be to slow down, to take your time- because you know, like I've said, that I do, I feel like everyone's story is the greatest story ever told- and to enjoy that while we're going through our lives, no matter what it is like, if it is, you know pain and the suffering that we're going through, sit with it, slow down and really get to know why it is.
Elizabeth Snyder's candid conversation on the Illuminate Recovery Podcast is a heartfelt exploration of the complexities of addiction recovery. Elizabeth, hailing from Reflections Recovery Center, opens up about her personal and professional experiences, touching on depth psychology, existentialism, and the ever-present battle with shame. Her journey is a testament to the power of slowing down and truly sitting with one's pain and suffering.
Elizabeth's story isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about understanding the deeper reasons behind it and finding ways to cope that are unique to each individual. She shares poignant moments, like being told, 'Your way doesn’t work. You don’t know what you’re doing.
Listen to other people,' which marked a turning point in her recovery. This episode dives into the importance of support networks and the chaos that often accompanies the path to sobriety. With an emphasis on personalized recovery plans, Elizabeth highlights how crucial it is to tailor support to fit individual needs. Her insights are a gentle reminder that recovery is not a race but a journey that requires patience, self-compassion, and a willingness to learn and grow.
Whether you're on your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, Elizabeth's wisdom offers valuable tools and perspectives to navigate the challenges ahead.