2. Perfectionism and Defeatism

2. Perfectionism and Defeatism

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8. What to Expect in Early Recovery, Pt. 2

Part 2 of the "What to Expect in Early Recovery" series. In this episode, I discuss what boundaries are important for early recovery, the emotions and fears that I felt and the substitute addictions that I noticed creeping into my life as I tackled my pornography addiction.Suppor ...  Show more

7. What to Expect in Early Recovery, Pt. 1

After hitting rock bottom and wanting to start recovery, what are the next steps? What does early recovery look and feel like? What can you expect in the first few months? This episode is part of a 3-episode series to discuss what early recovery looks like. 

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