In this raw and deeply honest episode of Recovery Talks 24/7, Beth shares the real truth about her battle with ketamine addiction — a struggle that took control faster than she ever expected and nearly destroyed her health, relationships, and future.

Beth opens up about how it started, the warning signs she ignored, the darkest moments of addiction, and the turning point that led her into recovery. This is a conversation about pain, resilience, and the reality many people don’t realise exists with ketamine misuse.

This episode is for anyone affected by addiction — whether personally, through a loved one, or through work in the community. Most importantly, it’s a reminder that no matter how far someone feels gone, recovery is always possible.

🎧 Listen now and be inspired by Beth’s journey of hope and healing.

At just 16 years old, Declan’s life changed forever. Coming out, facing sexual assault, and being introduced to drugs all collided at a pivotal age—setting him on a path of addiction, loss, and struggle with identity.

In this powerful conversation, Declan opens up about:

• Growing up in a single-parent household without a father figure

• The pressures of coming out as a teenager

• His introduction to Chemsex in 2014 and its impact on mental health, relationships, and self-worth

• The devastating losses—jobs, flats, relationships—that addiction brought

• Being diagnosed with ADHD at 33 and how it reshaped his understanding of the past

• Finding recovery and rebuilding his life, clean since January 22nd this year

Declan’s journey is raw, honest, and full of lessons about resilience, self-discovery, and hope.

🎧 Tune in now and hear a story that sheds light on the struggles many face but few talk about.

In this powerful episode of Recovery Talks 24/7, we sit down with Rebekah — a woman whose journey through trauma, addiction, and toxic relationships will stay with you long after the episode ends.

From a young age, Rebekah witnessed things no child should see, including her mother’s mental health breakdown. That experience left deep scars and created a void that was later filled with resentment, grief, and self-destruction. After losing her mum, she turned to party drugs to numb the pain and found herself caught in a cycle of abusive relationships, always returning to what felt familiar — even when it hurt.

But Rebekah’s story doesn’t end in darkness.

She reached a turning point where she said, “Enough is enough.” Now living in a clean recovery house and working a recovery programme, she’s breaking free from the chains of her past and stepping into a life of healing, growth, and hope.

This is an honest, raw, and inspiring conversation about trauma, resilience, and the power of choosing recovery.

Don’t miss this one.