Send us a text It's that time of year again, the most difficult time for addicts working on recovery. Support the show
Send us a text When you are at the end of your rope, exhaustion is what happens to you when you may be actually ready to recover and stop lying to yourself. Support the show
Send us a text Are you able to really able to recognize trauma? Support the show
Send us a text Sometimes you feel like giing up on recovery. What do you do to stop that from happening? Support the show
Send us a text What is it like to reach compassion fatigue and coping with it through addiction. Special guest Ashlea Dillard, retired Firefighter and now mental health counselor, as she discusses compassion fatigue and burnout with negative and faulty coping mechanisms. Her podcast is https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sit-around-the-fire/id1779172848 Support the show
Send us a text Why it is so important to have structure around you while you work your recovery. Support the show
Send us a text How do you survive sadness in recovery? Let's find out Support the show
Send us a text Why is it that your addiction makes you hide your addiction? Support the show
Send us a text THC is popular and more dangerous than ever. Support the show
Send us a text What are you supposed to do when tragedy strikes and you feel depressed or angry about a severe loss when you are in recovery? Support the show
Send us a text Why do addicts not see trauma as a problem or something that they have experienced? Support the show
Send us a text Do you have an addict that you love and who you feel like your losing? Many times hidden grief is what is going on and you don't even realize it. Support the show
Send us a text Just why are you sabotaging your own recovery? Let's find out. Support the show
Send us a text Learn why isolation is so commonly used by addicts to make it possible to increase their usage of their substance of choice. Support the show
Send us a text Today our world is in crisis and it is effecting so many people. What do you do if you are triggered into feeling really uncomfortable by world events? Support the show
Send us a text There is a specific part of Step 9 that I always feel I need to address when working with people working on recovery. Support the show
Send us a text Do you know someone who is an addict and just can't seem to tolerate discomfort? Or are you that person who can't tolerate discomfort? Support the show
Send us a text As an addict are you full of bitterness? How about replacing it with betterness? Support the show
Send us a text Why is it important to find a good therapist? And how do you know if you found one that is good? Let's find out. Support the show
Send us a text Your brain and mental health changes when you start your journey into getting clean and sober. Support the show