Britt Parramore is a licensed counselor and founder of Pathlight Counseling in Woodstock Georgia. In this episode Christian sits down with Britt to talk about his new teen IOP that they started and the social and psychological aspects of the disease of addiction.
Britt Parramore is a licensed counselor and founder of Pathlight Counseling in Woodstock Georgia. In this episode Christian sits down with Britt to talk about his new teen IOP that they started and the social and psychological aspects of the disease of addiction.
Ashely is a Yoga instructor and a woman in recovery, her and Christian talk about how yoga and recovery correlate, as well as what it's like being sober and having fun in Hollywood.
Suleiman came all the way down to Atlanta from Philly to speak with Christian about the Bad Lands in Philly, recovery, and using the tools you've learned in the programs.
Christian, Costa, David, and Liz talk about the thought of the day. Amends, God, forgiveness and willingness are all a big part of the amends process. Listen as these four go over the amends process themselves.
From being homeless and sleeping in tents to finding true freedom, Micah and Christian have a conversation about what life is like in long term recovery.
Join us as we discuss the daily reflection which goes: Having admitted my powerlessness and made a decision to turn my will and my life over to the care of God, as I understand Him, I don't decide which defects get removed, or the order in which defects get removed, or the time frame in
Allie K. Campbell is a YouTuber and creative who got sober at 26. In this episode Costa and Allie talk about what that's like, as well as touch on spirituality, having fun in sobriety, and Allie speaks on recovery in the LGBTQ+ community.
Christina is a mental health advocate and in early recovery. She and Christian talk about what that's like for her in recovery as well as how her view of religion has grown and changed. Christina is open about her early recovery because she has chronicled her mental health diagnosis with her online community through her
We often want to place blame and shame on others, situations, or ideas that anger us. What wisdom is available for us to explore should we be free from this anger?
