The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
"Trauma" | Surviving 2020, Inequality, Collective Ego, Pandemic Behaviors, Addiction | The Recovery Pod
"Trauma" | Surviving 2020, Inequality, Collective Ego, Pandemic Behaviors, Addiction | The Recovery Pod
"Trauma" | Surviving 2020, Inequality, Collective Ego, Pandemic Behaviors, Addiction | The Recovery Pod
Saturday 31st October 2020
Join Steven and friends on The Recovery Pod as they discuss trauma, addiction, and societal upheaval in 2020. Gain insights and find hope.
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The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Recovery from Trauma
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Facing Trauma and Addiction: Insights from The Recovery Pod
Well, I feel like trauma is the root of all evil in this world.
2020 was a year that tested us all in ways we couldn't have imagined. In this episode of The Recovery Pod, Steven and his friends dive into the deep end of trauma, addiction, and societal upheaval. They explore how the pandemic, social unrest, and political divisions have left their mark on our mental health and sobriety. Ever wondered how a global crisis can trigger personal trauma responses?
The hosts break it down, showing how lack of acceptance and collective panic can make staying sober even harder. They also tackle the concept of 'collective ego', discussing how opposing views during movements like BLM and the Presidential Election have driven wedges between people who might otherwise see eye to eye. But it's not all doom and gloom. Steven and his crew offer ways to rise above these divisions through meaningful conversations and advocacy for change.
They even touch on how the instant gratification culture of social media has conditioned us to expect quick fixes, leaving us unprepared for the long haul of recovery. With personal anecdotes and candid reflections, this episode is a raw, honest look at the challenges and opportunities for growth that 2020 brought. Whether you're grappling with addiction or just trying to make sense of a chaotic world, this conversation offers valuable insights and a glimmer of hope.