The Affirmations for Recovery Podcast
Discover the transformative power of affirmations in the realm of recovery with "The Affirmations for Recovery Podcast," hosted by a Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor (CADC) and Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA) licensed in Oregon. Our host brings not only state credentials and a B.A. in Sociology to the table but also a deeply personal connection to the journey of recovery.
Rooted in his first-hand experience with family members grappling with addiction and mental health issues, the podcast aims to uplift and empower individuals, families, and communities—one affirmation at a time. Inspired by his mother, our host combines professional expertise and personal insights to create a safe and supportive space for those navigating the often complex paths of mental health and substance recovery.
Listen in for impactful affirmations, expert discussions, and actionable advice designed to inspire resiliency and facilitate healing. This podcast aims to be a beacon of hope and a source of strength for anyone seeking a path to recovery, as well as for their loved ones.
Join us in taking steps toward healing, and be a part of a compassionate community that believes in the power of change—one individual, one family, and one community at a time.
The Affirmations for Recovery Podcast
Affirmations for Recovery Podcast - Season Eight Day Sixteen
Listen in as we explore the vital role of daily affirmations in the journey of recovery. Today's focus is on the power of 'increase'—the essential growth of knowledge and openness of mind needed to foster change and recovery in our lives. Whether it's substance abuse, sex abuse, or any challenge that requires healing, understanding that recovery begins in the mind is paramount. I share personal insights on the significance of acknowledging our own errors and how this acknowledgment is a pivotal step towards meaningful transformation.
In our conversation, I emphasize the uniqueness of the recovery process for each individual—there's no singular right or wrong path. Hear about my personal mantra: "Identifying needed change requires effectively acknowledging self-error," and why resilience is a trait we in the recovery community embody and celebrate. Join us as we discuss strategies to navigate your recovery journey with optimism and determination, and remember, sharing the message of recovery is not just caring but an integral part of our collective healing. Take care of yourselves, and let's keep pushing forward together.
Questions this episode answers:
1. What are daily affirmations and how can they help in the recovery process?
2. Can sharing personal stories of recovery truly make a difference in my own healing journey?
3. What does the term 'increase' mean in the context of self-growth and overcoming personal challenges?
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If you are recovering from anything, this recovery podcast is a daily dose of positivity. I speak on mindfulness, and share thought processes and affirmations to help with your recovery journey. Recovery is not just about substances, recovery is needed for all kinds of addictions and thoughts and ideas that you may be addicted to. This podcast is for you!
00:00 - Erick Allen (Host)
Good morning, day 16 for Affirmations for Recovery, and it's a daily process. This is what we got to do every single day in order to make recovery work. You got to put in the work. Yes, there is no buying recovery. I'll remind you, you cannot buy this. You have to work for it. Affirmationsforrecovery.com. That is my landing page. That's where you can find all of everything, and this particular message is sponsored by the LIE Foundation nonprofit based out of Atlanta, Georgia, doing great things in their communities.
00:34
Yes, so today the word of the day is increase, because I'm telling you, recovery is on the rise. And when you think about recovery, think about how you process the information, okay, and then you can apply that to substances, you can apply that to sex abuse, you can apply it to anything but everything. When you think about recovery starts in the mind yes, so increase when you increase in your knowledge. That increases an open mind and that just increases everything that increases your chances of recovering. Yes, identifying needed change requires effective acknowledging self-error. That is increased. That's what increased means. That's what it looks like and that's what it. What does it mean to you? There's no right or wrong way, okay. When you think about recovery for every person. It's individualized. There is no right or wrong way to do this. So for me, I'm just giving you what works for me Increase. Identifying needed change requires effectively acknowledging self-error. That's so important in the world that we live in when you think about recovery. We got to be increasing our knowledge because that's why we were needing recovery in the first place. Right, shout out to everybody in recovery because we make this world go round. We are the most resilient people on earth. So I'm super proud of you, man. I know you can recover. You can do this when you put in the work. Okay, so keep subscribing. Make sure you check out the merch site erickallenrecovery.shop. That's where the feedback comes in at Affirmationsforrecovery.com.
02:13
Affirmationsforrecovery.com, and it's all about adding value to your day. It's all about helping you navigate your recovery journey. Yes, you see the smile. The smile is because this shit is working. Yes, it's working. So share this message today with somebody you need, because sharing is caring. Okay, that's how we do it. It don't cost a thing to share. Don't be stingy. Share, okay. Recovery is for you, it's for me, for me is for we. Until next time, take care of yourself, guys, and each other. Let's go.