017 - Recovery Action Plan (Safety Plan)

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🗓️ 31 October 2017

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

We talk with Ashley Jameson (International Women's Groups Coordinator) about the Recovery Action Plan (RAP) tool, previously called Safety Plan. We talk through what a RAP is and the benefits of using the tool - whether someone is struggling with addiction or someone has been affected by another's addiction. We talk about how to best use and develop a RAP and how it is a helpful tool that creates a predetermined process for recovery for anyone whether single, married, or divorced.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Pure Desire podcast, where we partner with you to bring hope and freedom on your journey to purity.
0:13.7	Hey there, I'm your host Trevor Windsor, and we're so thankful you're taking time out of your day to hang out with us. I'm here with my co-host, Nick Stumbo.
0:20.5	Trevor, I'm a big fan. It's good to be back. Thank you. I appreciate that. And we are
0:24.3	joined today by Ashley Jamison. Ashley, thanks for hanging out with us again today.
0:28.2	Thanks for having me. Awesome. Okay, well, we're glad to have you back on the podcast. Today,
0:32.7	we're going to talk through creating something we call a recovery action plan, also known as the safety plan.
0:39.4	For those that have heard of that, that's what we'll be talking about today.
0:42.4	And we see that relapse, it happens on the journey to freedom from addiction, and
0:46.7	creating a recovery action plan is a great and really helpful tool for that journey if relapse is a
0:52.9	possibility.
0:53.9	So let's just get going.
0:55.0	Real quick, let me ask you guys this.
0:57.0	Why do we have two different names for this tool?
0:59.0	Like I said in the intro, it's the recovery action plan and also the safety plan.
1:03.0	Why do we have two different names and what exactly is this plan?
1:07.0	Well, the reason why we change the name from safety plan to recovery action plan is because we were getting some calls from group leaders that really didn't understand the word safe.
1:16.8	And I can even address that in my own personal situation, that when I first read the safety plan, although my husband was addicted to pornography and relapsed, he was still the safest person I had ever been with.
1:28.2	He wasn't violent. He didn't cuss at me. He didn't throw things at me. And so it just didn't really
1:34.0	resonate with me that my husband was unsafe. And it also was kind of offensive to him. Although we
1:40.0	understand what the meeting is that it's what creates safety in your marriage and what brings
1:45.5	reconciliation. I think right off the bat, when people, especially if they don't have a counselor
1:49.8	to explain it to them, when they first read that, it can kind of be off-putting. And we didn't
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