Tom Conrad
Tom Conrad
201- Top 5 Reasons you KEEP going back to treatment
201- Top 5 Reasons you KEEP going back to treatment
201- Top 5 Reasons you KEEP going back to treatment
Sunday 5th June 2022
Tom Conrad and Benjamin B explore why people keep returning to treatment, highlighting realistic expectations, commitment, and avoiding comparisons. Listen now.
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Tom Conrad
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Why Do You Keep Going Back to Treatment? Tom and Ben Break It Down
Remember, you can always turn your mess into your message!
Ever wondered why some people keep finding themselves back in treatment? In this episode of 'Real Recovery Talk', hosts Tom Conrad and Benjamin B tackle this tough question head-on. They explore the top five reasons why folks might end up in a cycle of returning to treatment, offering a candid look at the pitfalls and misconceptions that can trip up recovery efforts. One key issue they highlight is unrealistic expectations about what treatment can achieve.
Tom and Ben stress that if you're not actively engaging in the process while you're in treatment, it's unlikely you'll stick with it once you're out. They emphasize the importance of addressing underlying issues and committing fully to the journey of recovery. Another common stumbling block they discuss is the tendency to compare oneself to others, which can lead to feelings of inadequacy and frustration.
They also touch on the dangers of overconfidence and the need for genuine commitment to the process. Throughout the episode, Tom and Ben share personal stories and professional insights, providing listeners with practical advice and encouragement. They remind us that turning struggles into growth opportunities is key, and seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives on achieving lasting sobriety.