It’s Okay to Miss Drinking Sometimes : The Part of Recovery Nobody Is Honest About
Is it okay to admit you miss drinking? Psychotherapist Eryl returns to Recovering Out Loud for an honest conversation about the grief almost nobody talks about in early sobriety — and why pretending "...
9 Jun 50min
Unexpected Benefits of Sobriety: The Small Wins That Actually Keep You Sober
Everyone talks about what you lose when you get sober. Nobody talks about what you get back.Not the big stuff — career, family, health. Those are real, but they're slow. They're not what keeps you sob...
6 Jun 21min
"I Miss It Sometimes" — Euphoric Recall & What Recovery Doesn't Let You Say Out Loud
You're allowed to miss it. Nobody tells you that.Most recovery content tells you your using days were all bad. But if that were true, you wouldn't have kept going back. In this episode, Anthony gets h...
4 Jun 21min
You Can Get Addicted to Weed. It Almost Killed Him | "I Was Smoking Lint Off the Carpet to Get High"
Everyone says weed isn't addictive. Alex is eight years sober and almost didn't make it out.This is the first time he's told the whole thing start to finish. We get into the last 30 days of his using ...
2 Jun 44min
Old Ideas: How to Uncover, Discover & Discard What's Keeping You Stuck
Nobody told me that getting sober wasn't the hard part. The hard part was realizing the version of myself I'd been dragging around for years — the beliefs, the patterns, the way I saw the world — most...
28 Mai 24min
A Mother’s Story of Grief, Faith, and Recovery : I Lost My 1-Year Old In Recovery
Jesse stayed sober after losing her 1-year-old son. A mother's story of recovery, grief, and faith.In December 2022, Jesse hit her rock bottom — a night of drinking and cocaine that ended in an ER wai...
26 Mai 59min
Self-Forgiveness in Recovery: Why You Can't Afford to Hate Yourself Sober
Self-forgiveness in addiction recovery is the work nobody markets — because nobody wants to buy it. In this solo episode, Anthony shares why shame is a stronger predictor of relapse than a deterrent, ...
21 Mai 26min
Two Cops Ended His 32-Year Addiction : I Used Daily in a Motel For 5 Months
Steven spent five months in a hotel room smoking crack, accepting he'd die there. Then his mother asked a judge if he had children — and two cops knocked. The story of one last day.Six and a half year...
19 Mai 1h 2min
