ROACHE on RECOVERY
ROACHE on RECOVERY
TREATMENT and RECOVERY: Relationships, Relationships, Relationships
TREATMENT and RECOVERY: Relationships, Relationships, Relationships
TREATMENT and RECOVERY: Relationships, Relationships, Relationships
Tuesday 13th June 2017
Discover why relationships can be both supportive and risky in recovery. Learn how to balance love and sobriety with insights from 'ROACHE on RECOVERY'.
120 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Navigating Relationships in Recovery: Balancing Support and Risk
Relationships don't necessarily need to be romantic relationships, and we're talking about relationships being a predictor of relapse.
Relationships can be a lifeline or a landmine for those in recovery. This episode of 'ROACHE on RECOVERY' dives deep into the intricate role relationships play in the journey to sobriety. The hosts explore why romantic entanglements are often the number one cause of relapse, dissecting both old-school advice and modern perspectives on when to pursue these connections. Ever wondered why relationships that start in treatment settings tend to falter?
The hosts break down how the unique environment of recovery can short-circuit the natural development of relationships, making them more prone to failure. Listeners will gain insights into the challenges of impulse control and self-discipline that are crucial for maintaining sobriety while navigating romantic interests. The discussion doesn't shy away from tough questions: Should you wait two years after treatment before diving into a new relationship? How do evolving treatment paradigms affect this timeline?
The hosts argue that while relationships can offer much-needed support, they can also pose significant risks if not managed carefully. The episode also touches on the broader impact of relationships on recovery, including the perspective of family members who may be watching from the sidelines. The hosts emphasize the importance of putting one's own recovery first, advising that the individual in recovery must be their own priority, not the relationship or the other person involved.
With a blend of empathy and practical advice, this episode offers a nuanced look at one of the most challenging aspects of recovery. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, you'll find valuable takeaways to help navigate this complex terrain.