Living Sober is a popular recovery book that covers essential, sometimes cliche topics but dissects valuable insights into these topics. In other words, please keep it simple. We will discuss these topics, personal experiences, and growth opportunities in some areas. One of the most beautiful aspects of our recovery community is its diversity. We welcome
Mossberg and David join the show to talk about the homeless solutions in Athens, GA, harm reduction, responding rather than reacting, recovery language, what's at the core of helping others, and much more.
Bill has been a recovery specialist at No Longer Bound for over a decade. He is in recovery himself. Welcome to The Most High Show, Bill. In your own words, “What is addiction?” In your experience, can an individual be cured of addiction or substance use disorder? Over the years of sitting with men, what
Christian has an impromptu conversation with a previous sponsor, Clint R., about sharing thoughts that seem to be unrelated to recovery. Why is that important, and how integral is the sponsor/sponsee relationship to human growth and development?
A neuropsychologist is a healthcare provider with specialized knowledge of how brain conditions affect your behavior and cognitive skills (how you use your brain). Dr. Zac Yanis joins the show again to talk about whats going on in the brain when we have talk therapy, when we become addicted and much more.
Kara Morrissey, an LPC, and David Cleope, a CADCII, join the show. We also have a special appearance from Rolly, who sings for us! We are inundated with books, seminars, systems, and drive-by psychology, all aimed at helping us “feel” better. An Amazon search for self-help books returns with 70,000 results. So what do we
In most of the over 150 recovery stories we have shared, people talk about having a sense of the world. A feeling that they knew something that everyone else didn’t or ignored. Some may say it like this: I never “fit” in until I drink or take drugs. Or I always felt on the outside
Chaplin Lloyd left his successful manufacturing business when he heard God calling him back into full-time ministry. Lloyd handles daily operations of the ministry's Jail/Prison Men's Program and is very hands-on with mentoring, connecting them with resources & maintaining relationships with the men at every stage of the process: incarceration, recovery & reentry.
What it’s like for a mother losing custody of your children in addiction, how healing trauma from your past is vital to continued spiritual growth; Jamie is a Small business owner doing big things in the Kingdom of God. She shares her story of going from homeless sex worker to person in long-term recovery, giving
But it is from our twisted relations with family, friends, and society at large that many of us have suffered the most. We have been especially stupid and stubborn about them. The primary fact that we fail to recognize is our total inability to form a true partnership with another human be-ing. Our egomania digs
