Project Recovery
KSL PodcastsTV personality Casey Scott has taken the first step. He is confronting his addiction. Now what? Join Casey on his journey to become a better person, one day at a time, new from KSL Podcasts. With the expert help of licensed psychologist, Dr. Matt Woolley, Casey's struggle may remind you of your own. Whether you're addicted to alcohol, drugs, social media or pornography- this podcast won't make you... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessMedicine | |||
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Latest Episodes
Matthew Jackson joins Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley again to talk about how his life has changed after his time on the podcast three years ago, the ways his recovery has shifted, and his decision to pursue being a Substance Use Disorder / Addictio... more
In this week's episode, Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley are joined by Matthew Jackson, a former BYU professor, to talk about Matthew's experimentation with substances growing up in a small town, the shame he felt after his addiction became more well... more
Scott Devine joins Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley to talk about his family’s experience moving to America from Ireland to be more active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, why he found comfort in pursuing rebellious behavior throug... more
Amy Abshere joins Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley to talk about how she quickly learned that her achievements and success could lead to attention and praise when she was younger, using her successes in education and athletics to justify her substanc... more
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- Tremendous Show
I love the candidness of the hosts and guests. The honesty of Casey is refreshing. I recommend this podcast to anyone whether or not they deal with addiction issues. We're all affected by it in some degree.
Apple Podcasts5Kolt45on
United Statesa year ago - Thank you for spreading light on this podcast!
Casey and Dr. Matt, I love you…and I mean it!! ☺️ Your podcast gives me the strength I need to set boundaries with my loved ones who are addicted and tools to love them in a healthy way. I highly recommend this podcast!
Apple Podcasts5jwalgamottUnited States2 years ago - Thank you!
I have listened to every episode. I love this podcast and constantly recommend it. As I was listening to Corey and Decker from Wasatch Recovery, I thought, I would love to hear their wives stories. The different perspectives of addiction are helpful for me to hear because I have lived with an addict for many years. He has been in recovery for the past year and it’s been a great blessing. Thanks for all you are doing to help people understand addiction.
Apple Podcasts5Happy Pinner tooUnited States2 years ago - Best Podcast
I have listened to this podcast from day one. I was going through my own personal addiction and my family just found out. I needed something more than just my counselor in my life to help me through it. Watching Casey for many, many years on Morning news, I felt like I knew him personally. Listening to what he had went through, I had no idea. How it destroyed all those relationships, and what it took for him to get back to where he is today. So many challenges and it was not an easy ride. It mad... more
Apple Podcasts5Krissie47United States2 years ago - Just another guy with a story
Thank you for this podcast, every episode helps me put together many pieces in my own recovery. Your insight helps… I am 17 months sober and gaining strength. Mental health help and sobriety saved my life.. thank you both
Apple Podcasts5mktlwalt1234United States2 years ago
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