The Refuge Ministry
Relational Recovery
Are you struggling with unwanted behaviors? Recovery is possible! In this podcast, you'll hear real stories of hope and healing. We represent an organization with 20+ years of experience helping people recover from addictions through a blend of Christian spirituality and psychology. You'll also learn about the science of behavior change and how to get started on your own journey to recovery. So whether you're just starting out or you've been fighting for a long time, there's something here for everyone. Come join us!
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The Refuge Ministry
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Latest episode
Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
The Solution to Addiction Is Admitting We Can’t Do It Alone (Full Episode) 09.02.2026 35:14
In this episode of The Relational Recovery Podcast, host Wes Thompson is joined by Matthew Demoulin of The Refuge to discuss the isolation that comes with addiction and the importance of having others around you during the recovery process.
Addiction: Naming The Problem & Taking The First Step (Full Episode) 02.02.2026 31:42
In this episode of The Relational Recovery podcast, host Wes Thompson welcomes in Matthew Demoulin of The Refuge to discuss identifying issues associated with addiction, and taking the first step to address them.
Purpose (Full Episode) 26.01.2026 32:31
In this episode of the Relational Recovery podcast, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill discuss the importance of discovering and understanding your purpose, and how addiction can specifically rob you of that purpose.
Time Management (Full Episode - Archive) 19.01.2026 35:41
In this episode of the Relational Recovery podcast, Wes Thompson and Austin Hill of The Refuge discuss the importance of time management, the fallacy of "needing more hours in the day", why it's important to plan and prioritize, and more.
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