Blu Robinson
Blu Robinson
Difficult Questions
Difficult Questions
Difficult Questions
Friday 28th January 2022
Join Max Hall, Brock Bevell, and Blu Robinson as they tackle tough questions about addiction and recovery in 'The Agents of Recovery' podcast.
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Recovery Reimagined
Body & Mind
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Tackling Tough Questions: Insights from the Agents of Recovery
Follow some of the principle here. We're talking about maybe lying, manipulating, infidelity, continued drug use, secrets, all this stuff. Bottom line, I think it just depends, and you guys might have a different opinion.
Facing addiction can feel like climbing a mountain, but what if you had a team of experienced guides to help you along the way? In this episode of 'The Agents of Recovery', hosts Max Hall, Brock Bevell, and Blu Robinson dive into some of the most difficult questions posed by their listeners. These aren't just any questions; they touch on the core struggles of addiction and the rocky road to recovery.
With honesty and a touch of humor, the hosts share their own journeys and the lessons they've learned. From overcoming personal demons to rebuilding relationships, they lay it all on the table. Max, Brock, and Blu don't shy away from controversial topics or differing opinions, making for a dynamic and engaging discussion. They emphasize the importance of accountability, humility, and self-love in healing. The episode also explores mental health and spirituality, offering a holistic approach to recovery.
Whether you're battling addiction yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking to understand more about this complex issue, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that reminds us all that recovery is a unique journey, and everyone has their own path to follow.