M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
MICHAEL MOLTHAN
Understanding Addiction A Personal Perspective
Understanding Addiction A Personal Perspective
Understanding Addiction A Personal Perspective
Sunday 8th December 2024
Michael Molthan shares his journey from addiction to recovery, highlighting the importance of spirituality, community support, and the dangers of relapse.
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30 minutes
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Honest
Supportive
Hopeful
Informative
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M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
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Mindful Recovery
Body & Mind
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Addiction is a cunning disease that convinces you there isn't a problem.
- Spirituality plays a significant role in the recovery process.
- Community support is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Relapse is a constant danger that requires vigilance.
- Societal stigma around addiction can hinder recovery efforts.
I finally realised I was powerless over alcohol and drugs.
Michael Molthan takes you on a raw and heartfelt journey through his battle with addiction in this episode of M2 THE ROCK. Sharing his story of how he went from a successful homebuilder to being homeless, Michael opens up about the harrowing realities of addiction and the struggles he faced. He explains how addiction is a cunning disease that tricks you into thinking you don’t have a problem, and how he finally realised he was powerless over alcohol and drugs.
Michael’s candid discussion includes the impact of spirituality and the importance of community support in recovery. He stresses the dangers of relapse and the societal stigma surrounding addiction, especially workaholism. Through his experiences, Michael offers hope and resilience, showing that a fulfilling life in recovery is possible. This episode is a powerful reminder that recovery is not a solitary journey but one that thrives on connection and understanding.