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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 16 MIN

Step Two: Finding Hope & Sanity in Recovery

from Impact Recovery · host Impact Recovery Center

In this episode of the Impact Recovery Podcast, host Sarah Pritchard continues the journey through the 12 steps alongside guest Kathleen Saucier, focusing on Step Two and what it truly means for families impacted by addiction and recovery. Kathleen shares insight into how families often move through fear, chaos, and emotional exhaustion, and how Step Two introduces something many of them have been missing: hope. The conversation explores the idea that while families cannot control or cure addiction, they can begin to find peace by shifting focus away from control and toward healing, awareness, and acceptance. Together, Sarah and Kathleen discuss the role of spirituality in recovery, the importance of community and shared language, and how families can begin working on their own side of the street while their loved one works on theirs. The discussion highlights how recovery is not instant, but a process where clarity and sanity begin to return over time. This episode is a reminder that even in the middle of uncertainty, hope is still possible, and healing begins one step at a time. Get in Touch & Learn More: Website: impactrecoverycenter.net Call Our Team: 205-751-4936 Instagram: @impactrecoverycenter Facebook: Impact Recovery Center LinkedIn: Impact Recovery Center

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