We’ll take you through what Step 12 is, how and why we work it, and what we can expect as we implement Step 12 into our life and program of recovery, so Listen Up. In this episode Jonathan shares some of his own stories and experiences from early sobriety along with simple and effective tips, tools, and tactics to get through the holidays like a champ. This week we’re talking all about Rule 62 of the 12-Step program Alcoholics Anonymous – Don’t take yourself so damn seriously. We’ll share feedback from the Sober and Serious community and take your calls, so Listen Up.
The Living Sober Podcast Episode 49- Real or Imagined
With over 35 years of sobriety, Robin shares with host Jamie Brickhouse in detail her experience with learning how to be an a… Sober Podcast is releasing a trigger warning for those who may be affected by self-harm or suicidal ideations. Alison joins us for our first interview in the month of September in honor of National Suicide Prevention Month. A 33-year old who survived the horrendous event of trying to take her own life. She’s here to share her incredible journey of going from hopeless to hopeful.
Sober Friends Podcast
We’re driving toward the conclusion of our series on the 12 Steps with our focus on Step 11. This episode will give you an understanding of what this Step is, how to work sober network it, and what we can expect once we begin this practice in our own lives, so #ListenUp. Amy is a virtual assistant turned marketing operations specialist that works with six-figure coaches that want to take over the world… err, their industry.
The Living Sober Podcast Episode 47- It’s National Sobriety Day!
Outside work, Trent values family time, personal growth, travel, and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Clancy Martin joins host Jamie Brickhouse as our Soberlebrity guest. He is a philosopher, a novelist, and a recovering alcoholic with a journey that’s nothing short of extraordinary. With his most recent publication being his memoir entitled ‘How Not to Kill Yourself’. The 2 Sober Girls Podcast is your go-to alcohol-free lifestyle resource, catering to all stages of the journey.
Our Soberlebrity – Stephanie Rawlings joins Jamie Brickhouse to share her experience growing up with an alcoholic mother. She shares some of her mother’s erratic behavior throughout her childhood such as the abuse she suffered, watching her mother go through DTs, and much more. Obstacles in both addiction and recovery and shares his journey today with Jamie. This week we’re concluding our series on the 12 Steps with Step 12.
From Sobriety to Ultra Marathons: Amber Graziano’s Journey Beyond the Finish Line
Recovery Radio Podcast outlines a path to sobriety by working through the twelve steps to recovery of Alcoholics Anonymous. Tune in if you’re looking for some feel-good vibes and guidance from a range of experts on recovery toward living your best life. Sober Not Mature podcast discusses various aspects of addiction recovery through a comedic lens. The Sobriety Diaries podcast is composed of personal stories of recovery from addiction from a variety of speakers.
This podcast is for anyone who wants to live an alcohol-free life, is struggling to get sober or who is in long-term recovery. The Sober Friends Podcast is here to share our experience strength and hope overcoming our addiction to alcohol and drugs. Each week, Matt, John and Steve talk to people who have found sobriety and talk about topics that help keep the plug in the jug. If you are new, think you are alone and don’t know the next steps to getting help, you found the right place. The Hello Someday Podcast helps busy and successful women build a life they love without alcohol. If you’re working on cutting back or quitting drinking, then podcasts can be an incredible tool to support your journey.
- Trent Carter, FNP-BC, CARN-AP, is a seasoned nurse practitioner with over a decade of experience in addiction medicine.
- 12oz of Sobriety podcast is for those just starting out on their journey to recovery and living a sober life.
- Each week, Matt, John and Steve talk to people who have found sobriety and talk about topics that help keep the plug in the jug.
Trent Carter, FNP-BC, CARN-AP, is a seasoned nurse practitioner with over a decade of experience in addiction medicine. After watching her mother and other family members struggle with alcoholism, Stephanie’s perception of alcohol was changed drastically. He struggled with alcoholism for years, and it wasn’t until January 1, 2009 that he took the cour… Dr. Utter’s experiences have left scars on her soul, which she sees as marks of wisdom that have shaped her understanding of human behavior. She tries to understand what makes people do the things that they do, and this curiosity and desire to help others is what drove her to pursue a career as a psychologist.
