{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Recovery On Campus - Recovered 435","description":"What are some of the challenges to the student in recovery?\n\nWe surveyed our listeners, and they reported the following:\nhttp:\/\/www.surveymonkey.com\/analyze\/?survey_id=43372304&OPT=NEW\n\nMatt I’m going to start with you, do you have any experience in this field of students in recovery?\nHow about you Air, what is your story, what is your experience?\nAnd Jason, what is your day job and what has been your experience with the young addict?\n\nWhat are some of the challenges to the student in recovery?\nSome challenges include\nstigma\npressure to use\nhostile environment\nstress\nIsolation from off-campus support\n\nWhat are barriers to success?\nWhat are positive signs on campus for the student in recovery?\nWhat supports are available?\nWhere do students go for support?\nWhat kind of meeting should a student look for?\nWhat if these types of meetings are not available?\nWhat about time, aren’t students too busy for recovery activities?\nBeing the youngest in the group, is this a special challenge?\nWhat about dating, what are your suggestions?\nHow about sponsorship? Any guidelines?\nWhat is the experience with parents when they find out their student is in recovery?\nIn 2007, 10% of AA is less than 30 years old, do you think this has changed?  Why or why not?\nDon’t all students drink and do drugs, how does someone know they have a problem?\nFor the student, what are some red flags which indicate possible addiction?\n\nWhat about al-anon, do students go to alanon too?","author_name":"Recovered Podcast","author_url":"http:\/\/recoveredcast.com","html":"