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Recovery Demystified - Secular Addiction Recovery and Harm Reduction for Queers, Neurodivergent People, and Their Allies

Early Brunner
Mental Health
Addiction
Recovery
Addiction Recovery
Trauma
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome
Self Improvement
Substance Use Moderation
Sobriety
Cannabis
Music Industry
Pre Addiction
Family Dynamics
Substance Abuse
Community Support
Disulfiram
Naltrexone
Opiates
Kratom
Inhalant Addiction

Recovery Demystified is a secular, queer, and neurodivergent-friendly recovery podcast exploring addiction, sobriety, and harm reduction without shame, judgement, or dogma. We tell unheard stories to upend stigma surrounding recovery, provide practical tools, and have honest conversations about navigating life in the process of healing from addiction and trauma. Each episode is created for folks s... more

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In today's episode Jakob tells his addiction recovery story. Jakob's story begins with supressing deep traumatic grief with the use of substances- something he saw demonstrated by adults in his life. His story moves through dabbling and being addicte... more

In this episode we hear Sara's addiction recovery story. Her life starts with being raised in a party environment, picking up cigarette butts at the age of 7, and using alcohol and every drug under the sun before graduating high school. After a serie... more

Addiction recovery starts with survival. In this episode, Early shares how their relationship with their dog Cheyenne helped them survive addiction and have a reason to live. They share how even during times of complete isolation and social rejection... more

In part two of Cecil's story, he opens up about how continued emotional suppression and ADHD contributed to his worsening addiction to alcohol. He also shares about porn addiction, self-harm, being cheated on, and another tragic suicide attempt. He w... more

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Recent Guests

Amber Hollingsworth
Addiction specialist and licensed mental health counselor with a popular YouTube channel called Put the Shovel Down.
Put the Shovel Down
Episode: You're "Helping" Your Loved Ones All Wrong: Addiction in Families with Amber Hollingsworth
Danny Malone
Songwriter from Austin, Texas
Episode: Danny: LSD at Age 11, IV Meth and Heroin Use, and Unlocking Healing With Ibogaine
Kelly Anderson
A person in recovery who shares her experiences with addiction and drug court.
Episode: Kelly: "It's Called Blow, Not Save" Cocaine Addiction From Party Girl to Drug Court
Emily Triplett
Storyteller sharing her experiences with addiction and recovery
Episode: Emily: An Utterly Chaotic Childhood, Self-Medicating With Substances, and Beginning to Question It All
Samar Kargbo
Host of the Sort of Sure Podcast and advocate for individuals dealing with imposter syndrome.
Sort of Sure Podcast
Episode: Replay: Early Talks About Imposter Syndrome on "Sort of Sure" Podcast with Samar Kargbo
Kailey Bausch
Social media manager for Recovery Demystified, counseling student
Recovery Demystified
Episode: Kailey: Addressing Gray Area Drinking & Anxiety
Robert Smith
A 35-year-old local member of Ozark Collared Muts exploring personal recovery from addiction.
Episode: Robert: From Being Arrested 34 Times to Finding Recovery Through Healthy Accountability and Taoism
Jordan (JT)
A student and hospitality worker, JT shares her recovery journey after facing addiction related to childhood trauma.
Episode: JT: From Broken Bones and Drug Math to Freedom Through Books & Podcasts
Jakob Schaffer
A session and touring musician who discusses his experiences with addiction and recovery.
Band called the Black Legacy Project
Episode: Jakob: From Cannabinoid Hyperemesis in the ER to Raw Dogging the Shit Out of Life

Host

Early Brunner
Host of Recovery Demystified, sharing insights from a unique, inclusive perspective. Early focuses on fostering recovery through compassion and community support, often centering on neurodivergent and queer experiences.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Highly Recommended Podcast!

    Really loved this episode with Amber and Early! They break down why we sometimes end up looking like the “bad guy” to our addicted loved ones, even when we’re just trying to help. Their explanations were super clear and honestly made so much sense. Definitely worth a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charlene.CF
    United Arab Emirates3 months ago
  • An Enlightening Listen!

    While some of these episodes have some triggers, I would say that this show is very insightful and diverse. These interviews are of real people who share their lived experiences and Early does a great job at asking questions without judgement. If you are in recovery or just curious about sobriety and need some inspiration, you’re in the right place!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vine Zuela
    United States8 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the compassionate approach and inclusive narratives, highlighting a significant emphasis on personal stories that challenge stigma.
The content is described as insightful and thought-provoking, often resonating deeply with individuals navigating their own recovery journeys.

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Cecil Part 2: "Shame Is the Antagonist Here" — Escaping Addiction Through Emotional Processing
Q: If you could speak to someone who's in the darkest days of their addiction, what would you say to them?
I would say, you're good enough, that you are enough, and you are not broken, and I'm here for you, I understand, and you can get through this, and sometimes you do need some help.
Alison: Sober Curious
Q: How did the second dry January compare to the first one?
Alison describes her second dry January as more successful, as she noticed improvements in her anxiety levels and physical health when she abstained from alcohol.
Alison: Sober Curious
Q: What was it like during your first dry January, and did you feel any difference?
Alison recounts her experience of being more mindful during her first dry January and recognizing how much she relied on alcohol to cope with daily life.
Alison: Sober Curious
Q: How did your relationship with alcohol evolve in college?
Alison explains that her drinking became intertwined with social activities, and she initially didn't recognize it as a problem until she noticed she was often drinking more than her peers and using alcohol as a coping mechanism.
Natalie: Growing Up With a Severely Addicted Parent
Q: What would you say to someone who's in the thick of their addiction?
I would say that your loved ones and your people, they don't want you to suffer. They want to help you, even when you don't want it.

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Aimed at individuals seeking recovery from addiction through a secular and inclusive framework, content emphasizes the significance of personal stories and unique experiences, particularly from queer and neurodivergent perspectives. Noteworthy topics include mental health, trauma, coping strategies, and the journey through sobriety, often incorporating practical harm reduction tools and alternative recovery methods. This podcast sets itself apart by fostering an open dialogue free from stigma and judgment, providing a supportive community for listeners who may feel marginalized or left behind in traditional recovery narratives.

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1. Amber Hollingsworth
2. Danny Malone
3. Kelly Anderson
4. Emily Triplett
5. Samar Kargbo
6. Kailey Bausch
7. Robert Smith
8. Jordan (JT)

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