Happy New Year, everyone. It’s a time of intention setting, resolution creating, and goal setting— or is it? Each year, people seem less dedicated to setting a resolution and doing their best to survive. Sometimes, saying things like, “I’m not gonna even claim this year as my year. I’m just gonna show up.” And you
Christmas time can be a very tough time for a lot of people in recovery. So the cast and crew sit down to discuss coping mechanisms to survive the holiday season as a person trying to recover. All of the tips are scientific based and come from Dr. Zac Yanis, who is a friend of
Skippy experimented with psychedelics at the age of 11 and was confronted by the death of his friend due to suicide shortly after he began using substances. He continued this path of drug and alcohol abuse for the next 7 years. Then he finally decided to seek professional help that eventually landed him in the
Today, we are talking about CARES: The Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist Academy was developed by the Georgia Council for Recovery to create a workforce of peers to provide recovery support services to the communities of Georgia. Funded by Georgia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, the CARES Academy is the first of its kind
This episode explores the power of the heart, as Chad and Clayton interview Maha. Maha shows up in many different ways and practices all different types of holistic healing. They discuss sweat lodge experiences, meditation, and yoga. The 3 of them discuss the simple ways to be in tune with the heart.
The topic of suicide is a very heavy topic to discuss, however talking about it is the counter measure that reduces suicide rate. Christian talks with special guest Joseph Hicks, a person in recovery that has been affected by suicide throughout his life. They discuss some of the myths and the facts that help with suicide
Christian and Sarah interview Chad, who has recently completed his 6 month internship with Most High Media. Chad talks about the amazing opportunities and benefits hes received throughout the internship. They discuss life coaching assessments, fellowship, and trusting the process. Chad says when life gets heard, show up anyway!
Check out this episode on The Most High Show as we peek inside the brain with Ariel Read. Ariel is a person in long-term recovery, a recovery advocate, a former school teacher, a children's book author, and a brain health professional. They discuss the difference between brain mapping and neurofeedback, and Ariel explains how combining
Chad and Christian come out from behind the scenes to answer some tough questions and discuss the importance of family in recovery—Christian talks about growing up in a bluegrass household and finding community and acceptance. Chad admits drugs and alcohol became his identity at a young age and later consumed his life. All three guys
John openly talks about his time in prison after robbing a bank with a note. This challenging time in his life has forced him to sober up in a jail cell, which later led to him seeking the recovery community after his release in 2021. Since being released from prison, he's gained full custody of
