SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
Tony Sounds Off
Tony Sounds Off
Tony Sounds Off
Friday 15th May 2020
Tony reveals his path to sobriety, highlighting the importance of surrender, support, and healthy habits in overcoming addiction.
41 minutes
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Hopeful
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Motivational
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Tony's Path to Sobriety: The Power of Surrender and Support
Relapse happens not because alcoholics are stupid. They happen because...
What does it really take to achieve lasting sobriety? In this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', Tony opens up about his personal journey to sobriety, revealing the highs and lows that shaped his path. Tony didn't find success on his first try—it took three serious attempts before he truly surrendered and asked for help. He credits his mom's unwavering support as a crucial element in his recovery, a luxury not all addicts have.
Tony candidly discusses the harsh reality that many alcoholics face: relapse is not a sign of stupidity but a part of the recovery process. He emphasizes the need for complete abstinence, good nutrition, and fitness to help rewire the brain's neural pathways damaged by addiction. One of Tony's key messages is the importance of surrendering old ways of thinking and embracing a higher power, a concept central to Alcoholics Anonymous.
He also talks about the value of maintaining healthy habits and giving back to others in recovery, which not only aids in his own healing but also strengthens the recovery community. Tony invites anyone struggling with addiction to join him on a journey to find freedom from drugs and alcohol through the loving principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. This episode is a raw and honest look at what it takes to achieve high-quality sobriety.