Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
High While Clean presented by Recovery Ecosystem
Ep. 012: “Do People in Recovery Really Care?”
Ep. 012: “Do People in Recovery Really Care?”
Ep. 012: “Do People in Recovery Really Care?”
Wednesday 15th April 2020
Eric McCoy questions if some recovery programs might be causing more harm than good, offering a fresh perspective on maintaining long-term sobriety.
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Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Recovery: Are Treatment Programs Helping or Hurting?
Let's stop pushing things of our importance, of what we want, because it may not be what they want.
Ever wondered if some recovery programs might actually be doing more harm than good? In this episode of 'High While Clean', Eric McCoy tackles the tricky subject of problematic teachings within treatment and self-help programs. He dives into how certain well-meaning advice can turn into excuses for relapse, and questions the effectiveness of the disease concept in recovery. Eric also highlights the importance of personal responsibility and the dangers of relying solely on a higher power for sobriety.
Through his candid discussion, he sheds light on the hypocritical behaviors that sometimes plague step programs and the challenges of adhering to strict program rules. With a focus on sincerity and authenticity, Eric encourages a more supportive and respectful approach to recovery advocacy. His insights into post-acute withdrawal symptoms provide a deeper understanding of the ongoing battle many face even after initial sobriety is achieved.
Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on maintaining long-term sobriety and hear Eric's heartfelt message of hope and encouragement. As he puts it, 'Let's stop pushing our own agendas and start listening to what people truly need.'