Cross Talk
Cross Talk
S3 EP 01 C&C - Topic: Getting Current
S3 EP 01 C&C - Topic: Getting Current
S3 EP 01 C&C - Topic: Getting Current
Tuesday 13th January 2026
Corey and Claire share insights on Al-Anon recovery, discussing personal growth, decision-making, and the power of community support.
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Episode Overview
- Reflect on the past year's learnings and current applications of Al-Anon.
- Understand the importance of pausing before taking action.
- Explore how community support plays a role in recovery.
- Discuss balancing work and personal life amidst recovery.
- Learn about managing household dynamics through recovery principles.
"When in doubt, don't. I live by when in doubt, don't."
How do you know when you're ready to take action, or when it's best to pause and let things unfold? Corey and Claire dive into these questions as they reflect on their past year's learnings and current application of the Al-Anon program. They share personal stories, from neighbourly noise disputes to career changes, illustrating how the principles of Al-Anon guide them in daily life.
Corey's approach to 'easy does it' and 'when in doubt, don't' offers a refreshing perspective on decision-making, while Claire discusses the challenges and rewards of stepping back from being the primary earner in her household. With light-hearted banter and deep reflections, they emphasise the importance of the 'we' in recovery, showing how community support and self-awareness can lead to transformative change.
Whether you're curious about the Al-Anon journey or seeking relatable stories of growth and self-discovery, this episode provides plenty of food for thought. So, what can you take away from their experiences to enrich your own journey?