The Real Recovery Podcast

Crystal Moore

ADDICTION - MENTAL HEALTH - RECOVERY VOTE FOR ME FOR iHEARTRADIO’s NEXT TOP PODCAST HOST powered by Colossal https://tophost.org/profile/basics Website msha.ke/therealrecoverypodcast.com Contact Crystal Directly thecrystalmoore@icloud.com Socials (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram) @therealrecoverypodcast On X @bigmouthcrystal The Real Recovery Podcast began as a trailblazer in its niche in the Spring of 2023 after several intentional years in her own recovery, creator and host Crystal Moore wanted to use her 12+ years of lived experience in drug addiction to create what didn’t previously exist; underscoring the project with 9 solid years of successful recovery and focusing specifically on the neglected areas of mental health and family dynamics using whole-human integration, evidence based models of relapse prevention and recovery, and just enough tough love and humor to make The Real Recovery Podcast THE GOAT. The Real Recovery Podcast is an unprecedented front row seat to one woman’s semi-charmed and brutally human day to day handling of real life after surviving addiction— motherhood, marriage, interpersonal relationships, complex grief, and all of the things that no one prepares you for after the drugs are no longer an issue. “The Real Recovery Podcast is a dynamic and raw show that feels more like good conversation with your big mouth friend who means well” “It never set out to be shocking or grab attention through corny and dangerous episode titles or content— there’s no jump scares or sugar coating” “The host can get a little abrasive if you can get past that then you’ll find some decent stuff” “10/10 couldn’t sit through season one HORRIBLE EDITING I’m guessing she hired an editor or something somehow this show made it to 5 seasons so I gave it another try starting at the third season WE NEED MORE SEASONS PLZ maybe delete season one and two” The listeners have spoken. What are you even waiting for? GO LISTEN AND SHARE. You’ll be doing a public service and saving lives.

  1. Sep 16

    How to Protect Yourself and Your Family, Finances, Job, Home, and Peace From a Drug Addict

    This is the most important episode you’ll find anywhere if you’re currently or about to become the support person for someone in active addiction or in addiction recovery. You’ll learn EXACTLY how to keep yourself and your world safe. Miss this episode and you’ve only got yourself to blame. This is the first installment of a 10 part PLAYBOOK. The information here will not ever be found on any other podcast, any treatment center, any brochure, any book…in case y’all still unable to make it connect: MY PURPOSE IS TO HELP THE ADDICT, THE ONES IN RECOVERY, and YOU (the loved one) SAFE. I give you C.I.A. level intel from the lived experiences of all 3. I talk about the stuff no other podcast touches because it isn’t “clickbait” enough. I don’t do gimmicks or rage bait. I do facts. I do all ten toes down on my research. I do pure backing my mouth up. Fact check me (no, seriously, I encourage you to). I don’t play with anyone’s time. I try to get you to afford yourself more time that is peaceful and healthy and safe. Not everyone likes me. And even if I had the time to consider all of the reasons, I couldn’t assure you that I would care to. I split narratives clear in half when they don’t make sense. I dive into topics they don’t want you to consider. And I deeply care for my fellow humans. I’m just unfiltered and sometimes crass about it. But I’ve got a heart of gold that shines through and underscores every single thing I do, and I’ve got this promise I’ve got to fulfill before I die: The Real Recovery Podcast. We were the first and we created the lane. Be sure to add the show wherever you listen to podcasts. Website & Merch https://msha.ke/therealrecoverypodcast.com Email me thecrystalmoore@icloud.com therealrecoverypdcst@outlook.com Follow on all Socials! @therealrecoverypodcast On X @bigmouthcrystal

  2. Season 5, Episode 17 Trailer

    The Role of Support for a Loved One in Addiction Recovery (TRAILER)

    This is a teaser trailer for the next upcoming episode of The Real Recovery Podcast. A comprehensive deep-dive into the anatomy of your role as support, it’s an evidence based chronological conversation mapping out EVERYTHING you need to protect yourself and be the most effective support for your loved one. But it won’t be a redundant copy-paste or Chat GPT info dump; it won’t be listing the obvious. The full episode will feature insider perspective from both sides; all of the things you won’t find via a simple Google search. And you won’t find any of it anywhere on the internet. The full episode will include: ​Defining Support in early recovery​How to know and decide if being someone’s support in early recovery is going to be the right choice for you​Effective decision making tools​What needs to be seriously considered BEFORE saying yes ​How to say No without emotional fallout​The 37 signs of relapse ​Anatomy of relapse​Understanding The Gorski Models​Legal Protections and implications​The things that will go wrong and how to manage ​Overdose ​Radical Acceptance​Solution focused relationship repair​Understanding Coordinated Care and how to begin and maintain an ethical relationship with your loved ones treatment team​The roles of a CDP vs Therapist vs. Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist vs. PCP​Understanding Outpatient, Inpatient, IOP, transitional housing, the criminal justice loop​Resources for you and your person​How to keep others in your home safe​Why you SHOULD NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE allow someone in early recovery to live in your home if you have minors under 18 living with you at any capacity​CBT & DBT​How to manage your mental health and why​AND A TON MORE ​THIS will be your most invaluable tool and your best insurance policy if you’re about to become (or already are acting as) support for a loved one in early recovery. And The Real Recovery Podcast is the only place online or elsewhere to find such a comprehensive and effective tool to help you and your loved one stay safe. ⬇️WE HAVE ⬇️AWESOME ⬇️MERCH!! ⬇️ msha.ke/therealrecoverypodcast.com

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ADDICTION - MENTAL HEALTH - RECOVERY VOTE FOR ME FOR iHEARTRADIO’s NEXT TOP PODCAST HOST powered by Colossal https://tophost.org/profile/basics Website msha.ke/therealrecoverypodcast.com Contact Crystal Directly thecrystalmoore@icloud.com Socials (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram) @therealrecoverypodcast On X @bigmouthcrystal The Real Recovery Podcast began as a trailblazer in its niche in the Spring of 2023 after several intentional years in her own recovery, creator and host Crystal Moore wanted to use her 12+ years of lived experience in drug addiction to create what didn’t previously exist; underscoring the project with 9 solid years of successful recovery and focusing specifically on the neglected areas of mental health and family dynamics using whole-human integration, evidence based models of relapse prevention and recovery, and just enough tough love and humor to make The Real Recovery Podcast THE GOAT. The Real Recovery Podcast is an unprecedented front row seat to one woman’s semi-charmed and brutally human day to day handling of real life after surviving addiction— motherhood, marriage, interpersonal relationships, complex grief, and all of the things that no one prepares you for after the drugs are no longer an issue. “The Real Recovery Podcast is a dynamic and raw show that feels more like good conversation with your big mouth friend who means well” “It never set out to be shocking or grab attention through corny and dangerous episode titles or content— there’s no jump scares or sugar coating” “The host can get a little abrasive if you can get past that then you’ll find some decent stuff” “10/10 couldn’t sit through season one HORRIBLE EDITING I’m guessing she hired an editor or something somehow this show made it to 5 seasons so I gave it another try starting at the third season WE NEED MORE SEASONS PLZ maybe delete season one and two” The listeners have spoken. What are you even waiting for? GO LISTEN AND SHARE. You’ll be doing a public service and saving lives.