The McShin Foundation
The McShin Foundation
Get In The Herd with Alex Bond and guest Morris Bayton 4_13
Get In The Herd with Alex Bond and guest Morris Bayton 4_13
Get In The Herd with Alex Bond and guest Morris Bayton 4_13
Thursday 23rd April 2020
Join Alex Bond and Morris Bayton as they discuss mental health, addiction, and family support in recovery on 'Get In The Herd'.
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Get the buttons here!Morris Bayton on Family Support and Mental Health in Addiction Recovery
But right now, you know, if you have to, you can mix it up. You know, that was a real, real, integral part of of us celebrating his life, because he was a good kid man, you know, um, he's with us now and it's so sad to see the, the, the pain that families go through and and and luckily, here at Mcshane, you know, we have a great, great group of people and a lot of family programs here.
Family support can be a game-changer in addiction recovery, and that's exactly what Alex Bond and guest Morris Bayton dive into in this episode of 'Get In The Herd'. Morris, a peer leader at the McShin Foundation, opens up about his personal journey through addiction and recovery. He emphasizes the importance of viewing addiction as a legitimate illness rather than a moral failing. This perspective shift is crucial for both those struggling with addiction and their loved ones.
Morris shares how he found solace and understanding within the recovery community, which helped him tackle the stigma and shame often associated with addiction and mental health issues. The conversation doesn't shy away from the hard topics—Morris and Alex discuss the triggers that can lead to relapse and the resources available to navigate these challenges. They also highlight various programs that offer support, from family groups to specialized treatment options.
One of the standout moments is Morris's discussion on the role of family. He talks about his own experiences with family members who initially struggled to grasp the nature of his addiction. Through education and open dialogue, he found a way to bridge that gap, showing that empathy and understanding can make all the difference.
If you're looking for insights on how to support a loved one through addiction or seeking advice on your own recovery journey, this episode offers a wealth of practical tips and heartfelt stories. Tune in for a candid conversation that underscores the power of community, compassion, and resilience.