Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Recovery is Being Known and Loved with Killian Noe | Episode 447
Recovery is Being Known and Loved with Killian Noe | Episode 447
Recovery is Being Known and Loved with Killian Noe | Episode 447
Sunday 27th April 2025
Join Killian Noe as she shares her recovery journey and the healing mission of Recovery Cafe. Discover the power of community and connection.
74 minutes
Inspiring
Supportive
Compassionate
Healing
Encouraging
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Episode Overview
- Recovery Cafe provides a nurturing space for love and support.
- Everyone is recovering from something, be it mental health or trauma.
- Intentional relationships and boundaries are key in recovery.
- Choosing love over fear enhances personal growth.
- Forgiveness plays a crucial role in healing.
"Recovery is staying awake to every opportunity to choose love over fear."
In this heartfelt episode of The Way Out Podcast, hosts Charlie and Jason welcome Killian Noe, the co-founder of Recovery Cafe, to share her inspiring journey of recovery. Killian opens up about her experiences with depression and PTSD, painting a vivid picture of her path towards healing and self-discovery. She passionately discusses the mission of Recovery Cafe, highlighting its role as a sanctuary where individuals can find love, support, and a sense of belonging.
The conversation touches on the universal nature of recovery, reminding us that everyone is on a journey to overcome something, whether it's mental health challenges, trauma, or substance use. Killian's insights into the power of community and connection are both profound and relatable. She emphasises the importance of being intentional in our relationships and how setting boundaries can sometimes be the most loving action.
Listeners are treated to anecdotes from Killian's life, including her time volunteering in the Middle East, which shaped her understanding of choosing love over fear. Her reflections on maintaining joy amidst loss and the significance of forgiveness offer valuable lessons for anyone on a recovery journey. This episode is a testament to the transformative power of love and community in recovery. If you're seeking inspiration or looking to understand the deeper essence of healing, this conversation is a must-listen.
What's your take on the idea that we're all recovering from something?