Navigating non-alcoholic beverage options in recoveryNavigating non-alcoholic beverage options in recovery
Show Up and Stay | Sobriety to Sustainable Recovery
Craig Knighton and DeAnn discuss the emotional impact of choosing non-alcoholic drinks in social settings, featuring a special guest's perspective.
24:32•8 Jan 2024
Choosing Non-Alcoholic Drinks: Stories of Triumph and Triggers
Episode Overview
- The episode delves into the challenges and emotional impact of navigating non-alcoholic options in a restaurant
- The hosts' personal experiences shed light on the complexities and nuances involved in normalizing non-alcoholic choices in social settings
- The discussion emphasizes the need for sensitivity and understanding when considering non-alcoholic beverage options in recovery
“It seems safer for all to take the time to make sure that nothing obvious can go wrong, and to be gracious in quickly changing the plan if something does.”
Ever thought about how a simple choice of drink can stir up a whirlwind of emotions? In this episode of 'Show Up and Stay', co-founder Craig Knighton steps into the interviewer’s role, chatting with host DeAnn about their recent adventures with non-alcoholic beverages. They dive deep into the emotional rollercoaster that comes with making these choices in social settings. It's not just about picking a drink; it's about navigating trauma, triggers, and the journey to recovery.
Joining them is a special guest who brings a fresh perspective on abstinence and recovery. Together, they explore how something as seemingly simple as a drink choice can have profound impacts, from feelings of shame to moments of triumph. If you’ve ever wondered how to make social dining more inclusive for those in recovery, this conversation is packed with insights and heartfelt stories that might just change your outlook.

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