Refuge Recovery World Services
Noah Levine
Mentors, Teachers and Peers
Mentors, Teachers and Peers
Mentors, Teachers and Peers
Friday 2nd April 2021
Noah Levine explores the role of supportive relationships in addiction recovery, focusing on mindfulness, compassion, and the wisdom of choosing the right mentors.
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Mindful Recovery
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Building a Network of Support in Addiction Recovery with Noah Levine
Ultimately, our task is to meet all of the unpleasant experiences in the body, the heart, the mind, with compassion, which starts with tolerance and becomes mercy and eventually becomes compassion.
Ever wondered how crucial supportive relationships are in the journey of addiction recovery? In this episode of Refuge Recovery, Noah Levine dives deep into the importance of mentors, teachers, and peers in overcoming addiction. He shares his personal stories about finding the right mentors and the trials that come with it. Noah emphasizes mindfulness, compassion, and forgiveness as key elements in the recovery process.
He also talks about how approaching unpleasant experiences with tolerance can eventually lead to mercy and compassion. One of the episode's highlights is the tricky yet essential task of choosing the right mentors who understand the necessity of abstinence. Through his own experiences, Noah illustrates the importance of discernment and wisdom in selecting who to lean on for guidance and support.
This episode also explores how Buddhist teachings intersect with addiction recovery, offering a unique perspective on how these principles can aid in the process. If you're looking to build a more mindful, compassionate, and supportive network in your recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.