RobinsHope
RobinsHope
There Is No One Right Way
There Is No One Right Way
There Is No One Right Way
Wednesday 8th September 2021
Join Molly on the 'Start Healing Project' as she shares her journey through opioid use disorder, stigma, and the importance of diverse recovery treatments.
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38 minutes
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Empowering
Informative
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RobinsHope
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Recovery Reimagined
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Molly's Journey: Finding Strength in Recovery
I know now that the only limits I'm going to face in life are the ones that I put on myself, and so that's why I really like that definition of recovery.
What does recovery really look like? In this heartfelt episode of the 'Start Healing Project', we meet Molly, a new mom with a passion for music and helping others. Molly opens up about her battle with opioid use disorder and the mental health challenges that accompanied it. She doesn't shy away from discussing the stigma she faced during her daughter's birth and the various recovery treatments she's been fortunate to try.
Molly's story is a testament to the power of hope and resilience. She highlights the importance of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and peer support groups in her recovery journey. The conversation also dives into the crucial role of peer recovery specialists and the difference between lived and work experience. With insights into perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, this episode sheds light on the diverse paths to recovery.
Presented by Robin's Hope in partnership with SAARA of Virginia, this episode is a beacon of hope for anyone touched by addiction. Molly's candid discussion reminds us that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to recovery, and every journey is unique. Tune in to be inspired by Molly's strength and find out how different treatments and community support can make all the difference.