Boundaries (Episode 7 - Archive)Boundaries (Episode 7 - Archive)
Relational Recovery
Wes Thomson and Austin Hill discuss the importance of setting and respecting boundaries in recovery, offering practical advice and personal stories.
6:23•2 Apr 2025
Respecting Boundaries in Recovery: A Heartfelt Discussion
Episode Overview
- Respect others' boundaries, especially in social settings involving alcohol.
- Ask 'What will it take?' to ensure everyone feels comfortable.
- Understand that boundaries can change over time as you grow.
- Create a supportive community by respecting each other's limits.
- Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of evolving boundaries.
“'Just because you're okay with it, doesn't mean that everybody's okay with it.'”
Ever found yourself grappling with setting boundaries? This episode of the Relational Recovery Podcast is a must-listen. Hosts Wes Thomson and Austin Hill dive into the crucial topic of boundaries, particularly in the context of alcohol recovery. They discuss how important it is to respect each other's limits, especially when it comes to environments where alcohol is present. Wes and Austin share personal anecdotes and practical advice on how to navigate social situations without compromising one's recovery journey.
They stress the significance of asking, 'What will it take?' to ensure everyone feels comfortable and supported. This episode also touches on how boundaries can evolve over time, reflecting on how past beliefs and boundaries can change as one grows in their recovery and faith. The hosts remind us that respecting others' boundaries is as important as setting our own, creating a supportive community for everyone.
If you're on a recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that blends humour, empathy, and wisdom.
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