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Chem-Free Sobriety with Author Suzanne Thistle
Chem-Free Sobriety with Author Suzanne Thistle
Chem-Free Sobriety with Author Suzanne Thistle
Monday 26th October 2020
Join Suzanne Thistle and Monty Dale Meyer on Take 12 Recovery Radio to explore natural recovery from addiction. Discover a new path to sobriety.
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We know a way that works and you don't need medication now.
What if you could conquer addiction without medication? In this eye-opening episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, chats with Suzanne Laura Thistle, author of 'Chem-Free Sobriety'. Thistle brings a fresh perspective on natural recovery from substance use disorder, drawing from her book where 101 trailblazers share their wisdom and stories of overcoming addiction without pharmaceuticals. Monty kicks off the conversation by asking Thistle about the differences between past and present recovery approaches.
Thistle dives into the evolving landscape of addiction treatment, highlighting how the pharmaceutical industry has shaped current methods. She emphasizes that while Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) has its place, many can achieve sobriety without it. Thistle passionately discusses the importance of having a support network and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. She shares real-life stories from her book, illustrating the power of natural recovery and the physical healing that comes with it.
The episode touches on the dangers of addiction in adolescence and the crucial role of a clear mind in long-term sobriety. As the episode unfolds, Thistle encourages listeners to challenge conventional wisdom and consider natural recovery as a viable option. She calls on society, lawmakers, and healthcare professionals to recognize and support this approach. With a message of hope and empowerment, Thistle's insights offer a new way to think about addiction recovery.
Tune in for an engaging discussion that might just change your perspective on sobriety.