Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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RR - On What Not To Say To An Addict
RR - On What Not To Say To An Addict
RR - On What Not To Say To An Addict
Friday 14th April 2017
Dayna Keyes shares what not to say to someone in recovery, emphasizing the power of words and offering heartfelt advice.
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Get the buttons here!What Not to Say: Dayna Keyes' Guide to Supporting Recovering Addicts
Once an addict, always an addict, that's true to me.
Ever wondered what you should never say to someone battling addiction? Dayna Keyes, host of 'Radio Rehab', dives deep into this topic in an eye-opening episode. Drawing from her own journey through addiction and recovery, Dayna unpacks a list of '10 Things You Should Never Say To A Recovering Alcoholic'. She doesn't just read the list; she offers heartfelt explanations and personal anecdotes that bring each point to life.
For instance, when discussing why 'Can't You Just Have One Drink?' is harmful, Dayna sheds light on the complexities of addiction that make such a question particularly insensitive. Another standout moment is when she addresses the phrase 'What Was Your Rock Bottom?'. Dayna explains how this seemingly innocent question can reopen old wounds and undermine the progress someone has made in their recovery journey.
Throughout the episode, Dayna emphasizes the power of words and how they can either uplift or hinder someone's path to sobriety. Her reflections are not just insightful but also deeply personal, offering listeners a rare glimpse into the emotional landscape of recovery. This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's for anyone who wants to be a better ally to friends or family members struggling with addiction.
With her signature blend of humor and honesty, Dayna makes a compelling case for why we all need to be more mindful of our language. If you're looking to understand the nuances of addiction and learn how to offer genuine support, this episode is a must-listen.