Relapse Spectacular Part 2! Triggers, Relapse & The Abstinence Violation Effect

2021-07-16

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RMA-Episode 46 Show Notes: This week on RMA we square the circle on relapse and take a look at some of the statistics and studies dealing with the issue. We also discuss how to avoid a relapse and how to identify the triggers that put you in the danger zone. Plus, Mike gets back from Mexico and Nat goes to the zoo, so join us as we voyage into an all-inclusive, hungry, angry, lonely and tired episode of Recovery in the Middle Ages. Recovery in the News: Trout can become Addicted to Meth The Week ...

RMA-Episode 46 Show Notes:

This week on RMA we square the circle on relapse and take a look at some of the statistics and studies dealing with the issue. We also discuss how to avoid a relapse and how to identify the triggers that put you in the danger zone.

Plus, Mike gets back from Mexico and Nat goes to the zoo, so join us as we voyage into an all-inclusive, hungry, angry, lonely and tired episode of Recovery in the Middle Ages.

Recovery in the News:

Trout can become Addicted to Meth

The Week in Weird:

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