Damon Frank & Kristina Dennis
Damon Frank and Shauna McKenna Vick
Recovery This Week Aug 2nd, 2024: When is the right time to get sober?
Recovery This Week Aug 2nd, 2024: When is the right time to get sober?
Recovery This Week Aug 2nd, 2024: When is the right time to get sober?
Friday 2nd August 2024
Explore when the right time to get sober is with Damon Frank and Shauna McKenna Vick on The Recovered Life Show.
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Episode Overview
- Timing your sobriety can be challenging due to societal norms.
- Clarity about drinking habits can signal it's time to seek help.
- Interventions may need careful planning around family events.
- Getting sober isn't quick or easy but recognising the need for change is crucial.
- Maintaining sobriety requires ongoing effort and support.
"If someone is asking when is the right time to get sober? Well, now is the right time because you're asking the question."
Ever wondered when the perfect time to get sober is? This episode of The Recovered Life Show tackles this loaded question head-on, with hosts Damon Frank and Shauna McKenna Vick bringing their wealth of experience to the table. Shauna, a seasoned interventionist, shares her recent experiences in Austin, Texas, vetting treatment centres to ensure clients receive quality care. The conversation pivots to celebrity news, discussing Justin Timberlake's DUI and the societal stigma surrounding addiction, especially for celebrities.
The duo also debates the controversial use of ketamine for treating depression and addiction, highlighting the importance of careful supervision. A recurring theme in this episode is clarity—how it can be fleeting for those struggling with alcohol. Damon and Shauna emphasise that the moment someone questions their drinking habits could be the ideal time to seek help. They explore how societal norms, like summer drinking culture, can complicate this decision, often leading to delayed interventions.
Shauna shares anecdotes from her work, revealing how many families struggle with timing interventions around holidays and family events. Damon and Shauna agree that while the process of getting sober isn't quick or easy, recognising the need for change is a crucial first step. Their conversation is peppered with personal reflections on sobriety, making it relatable for anyone considering a life without alcohol.
With light humour and compassionate dialogue, Damon and Shauna provide a supportive space for listeners to ponder their own journey towards recovery. So, if you're contemplating sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice on navigating this life-changing decision. Dive into their discussion and find out why they believe the best time to get sober is right now.