Bobbie Malatesta
Bobbie Malatesta
Sharing Our Recovery With The People Closest To Us
Sharing Our Recovery With The People Closest To Us
Sharing Our Recovery With The People Closest To Us
Monday 2nd November 2020
Bobbie Malatesta talks about involving loved ones in recovery and breaking the stigma of addiction on '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast'.
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14 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Bobbie Malatesta
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Building Bridges: Connecting with Loved Ones During Recovery
Let them know that you acknowledge their feelings and that this isn't a solo process for just you in recovery, and I think you'll be surprised.
Ever thought about how much easier recovery could be with the support of your closest friends and family? In this episode of the '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast', Bobbie Malatesta dives into the crucial role that loved ones play in the recovery journey. Bobbie opens up about her own struggles with shame and fear of rejection during her active addiction and how involving her family and friends made a world of difference.
She emphasizes that recovery isn't a solo mission; it's a team effort. By sharing her personal stories and practical advice, Bobbie encourages listeners to communicate openly with their loved ones about their addiction and recovery process. She talks about the importance of explaining what addiction is, recognizing the harm caused during addiction, and creating a supportive environment that fosters healing.
This episode is not just about breaking the stigma surrounding addiction; it's about building a strong support system that can help you through the toughest times. Tune in for an honest and heartfelt discussion that could change the way you approach your recovery.