Bobbie Malatesta
Bobbie Malatesta
Asking for Help.. Gamblers Don't Have to be Alone
Asking for Help.. Gamblers Don't Have to be Alone
Asking for Help.. Gamblers Don't Have to be Alone
Thursday 30th April 2020
Bobbie Malatesta discusses the crucial role of asking for help in gambling addiction recovery, offering personal insights and practical advice.
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Bobbie Malatesta
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Asking for Help: Bobbie's Insights on Gambling Recovery
In asking for help, we feel better about ourselves when we get the help we need. We're more confident about trying again.
Bobbie Malatesta, affectionately known as 'Bobbie the Awesome', dives deep into a critical yet often overlooked aspect of recovery: asking for help. On this episode of the '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast', Bobbie opens up about her own struggles with seeking assistance and how it played a pivotal role in her journey to overcome gambling addiction. For many addicts, asking for help is fraught with shame and vulnerability, but Bobbie reassures listeners that it's a vital step towards healing.
She shares personal anecdotes and practical advice on how to build a supportive network, emphasizing the importance of recovery communities. These groups offer not just encouragement but also a sense of belonging that can be incredibly empowering. Bobbie also touches on the delicate balance between self-care and helping others, underscoring that taking care of oneself is crucial for long-term recovery.
If you're grappling with gambling addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers heartfelt advice and actionable tips that could make all the difference. Tune in to hear Bobbie's compassionate and expert take on why asking for help is not a sign of weakness but a brave step towards a healthier, happier life.