Gregg Champion is 20+ years sober. He works an honest program and has started a sober living and coaching environment called Start Up Recovery in Southern California. Christian and Greg talk about Greg's story and some of the "California" ways of recovery. For more content like this Download the Most High Media App for free! https://get.theapp.co/cpcj On
Dan and David get together to discuss the topic of willingness. Specifically willingness in recovery, not just to get and stay sober, but to continue to do the next right thing throughout the day to maintain a spiritual perspective on life.
David starting drinking and using at a young age as a way to connect with others. After finding "community" in the party lifestyle, David began to see all his friends moving on in life while he stayed being the guy looking for the next high.
Suleimen is a motivational speaker creating awareness regarding substance abuse with his instagram account and street ministry. A powerful story of pain and redemption, and giving back.
Jared started his journey with drugs and alcohol at an early age. He now uses the pain of his past to help others struggling with addiction.
We have all had the experience of an uncomfortable conversation. Where we have had to address or have something addressed about ourselves and our actions. Conflict resolution is not always an easy trait for us addicts and alcoholics. Here we explore the bringing of "Yes, Okay, and Thank You" to our conflicts.
Darin's story is all to common, being exposed to drinking and drugs at an early age. For some the tender age of 6 is a time for imagination, playing outside, and a safe home. For Darin and his twin brother things were very different.
A story of redemption, reconciliation, faith and hope. Sandy talks about her recovery, reconciling with a God of her understanding and dealing with hardships in recovery.
How important is it to have authentic connection in recovery? Some have even gone as far as to say that the opposite of addiction IS community. Here we share what we have found in a community of like minded addicts and alcoholics. And YES! you have to stand out there after a meeting and get
We want to please our parents, society, we want to fit in and have a sense of belonging. Unfortunately for addicts and alcoholics nothing quite feels as right as a drug or a drink.
