The New Way of Life Podcast
The New Way of Life Podcast
Recovery Shop talk
Recovery Shop talk
Recovery Shop talk
Friday 17th June 2022
Jeff, Dom, and Randy discuss the joy of giving back in addiction recovery and the importance of connection and service roles.
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49 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
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Healing
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Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Recovery Conversations: Finding Joy in Helping Others
Something in me was like: I want others who are like me to experience this. Those would be the people that I want to be around just through lack of self-respect or worthlessness and stuff like that. If I stopped going to meetings and I stopped associating with my sponsors and stuff like that, I would have no choice but to hang out with everybody else, and unfortunately everybody else is bad for my health and that's a big thing of why I stay around now.
Ever wondered how giving back can be a lifeline in addiction recovery? In this episode of 'The New Way of Life Podcast', Jeff brings together Dom and Randy, two individuals from different recovery paths who share a common passion for helping others. The trio dives into heartfelt discussions about the joy and fulfillment that come from supporting fellow addicts on their journey to sobriety.
One guest opens up about how working through the steps of the program ignited a desire to help others experience the same freedom and happiness he found. They also touch on the critical role of time in recovery, the ever-present risks of relapse, and how service positions can foster emotional growth. The conversation doesn't shy away from modern challenges either, addressing the impact of social media on recovery and sharing insights on Northeast Ohio's success rates in addiction recovery.
By the end of this episode, listeners are reminded of the profound connections and support systems that make sobriety not just possible, but deeply rewarding.