Great Expectations in Recovery: Setting Realistic Goals for a New Life

Recovery Comes Home Radio

Daryl Tanner is not just a counselor—he’s a compassionate guide on the road to recovery, especially for 30 to 40-year-old singles who find themselves battling the grips of addiction. With a unique blend of life experience and spiritual insight, Tanner offers more than just traditional therapy. He invites his clients to explore the depths of their past experiences and emotions, encouraging them to connect with a higher power as they navigate the challenging path to sobriety. His belief is simple yet profound: true recovery begins when you hit rock bottom and decide it’s time to rise.

With a 30-year background in sales, Daryl knows all about setting and achieving goals, and he brings this strategic mindset into his counseling sessions. But Tanner goes beyond the practical—he’s also the author of "Great Expectations Today," a book that offers wisdom on setting realistic goals and staying open-minded on the journey to recovery. His approach is rooted in the idea that filling the void left by addiction requires more than just abstinence; it requires finding a deeper purpose and connecting with something greater than oneself.

Tanner’s group sessions are a safe space where individuals can openly explore their emotions, confront their pasts, and build a stronger foundation for the future. His methods are as much about spiritual growth as they are about personal development, making him a truly transformative figure in the lives of those he counsels. With Daryl Tanner, recovery is not just about getting clean—it’s about discovering a new, purpose-driven life.

Find Daryl Here:

Daryl Tanner

210-870-5098

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About Your Host:

Adrienne Tichy is a Recovery Advocate, an international bestseller, podcast host. She feels she has been called to a left of service. Every job has perfectly prepared Adrienne for her current vocation! Together with her husband Jim, they have created a recovery residence community for people just out of treatment for alcohol or drugs in 2008.

In addition, these champions for the marginalized have created an innovative, one-of-a-kind virtual recovery program Recovery Comes Home. Known for leveraging the community to grow the child, Adrienne fights for continuity of care, de-stigmatization and parental involvement. Buckle up, this is one story you don’t want to miss.

If you would like to connect with Adrienne you can find her here:

https://recoverycomeshome.com/

https://thelodgedelray.com/

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