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Overcoming The Shame of Relapse in Addiction Recovery

Season 10 Episode 432 Published 10 hours ago
Description

Have you ever felt like the shame after a relapse was worse than the relapse itself?

Today I sat down with Tyler Patrick, a licensed marriage and family therapist and co-founder of Therapy Brothers, who has been in his own recovery for nearly 20 years.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • How the trauma tree shows the real roots behind relapse and acting out

  • The racetrack of shame and why beating yourself up keeps you stuck

  • The three Cs of shame resilience

and

  • A simple self-compassion practice you can use today

Don't forget to check the show notes for a podcast summary with links to resources we mention and a list of action steps that will improve the quality of your sobriety.

So without further delay, please enjoy this episode with Tyler.

SHOW NOTES:

Guest Website: https://www.therapybrothers.org/

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YouTube Timestamps

00:00 Introduction to Tyler Patrick and today's topic

01:00 What you'll learn by the end of this episode

01:30 Tyler's background as a licensed therapist since 2005

02:00

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