Tommy Rosen, founder of Recovery 2.0, interviews founder of The Yoga of Recovery Program, Durga Leela.

Durga Leela shares important information and perspectives on the cross-section between yoga, Ayurveda, the science of living and recovery from addiction. You are going to learn about what causes illness and what brings health. This is very important information that everyone should have access to. Get out your journal and pen and enjoy.

Tommy Rosen, founder of Recovery 2.0, interviews world-renowned teacher and best-selling author Jack Canfield.

Jack Canfield is the coauthor of the #1 New York Times bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul® series, which has over 500 million copies in print. He is also the coauthor of the newly released 30-Day Sobriety Solution. In this podcast, Jack speaks candidly about how addiction has intersected with his life and why he decided to co-author the 30-Day Sobriety Solution. We go over his meteoric career covering his renowned Success Principles. What comes clear is that this guy is amazingly clear and accessible to just about anyone. This is recovery debunked.

Tommy Rosen, founder of Recovery 2.0, interviews yoga teacher, author and Recovery expert, Rolf Gates.   Rolf shares with us an important spiritual teaching for navigating beyond addiction or anything that holds us back.  It is called The Compass and The Map and it is one of those ideas that everyone would do well to learn early on.     There are best practices to navigating the challenges that recovery presents.  Come up your recovery game and listen to Rolf has to share.

 

Tommy Rosen, founder of Recovery 2.0 interviews Teen Addiction/Recovery Expert Jamison Monroe.

Jamison is Founder and CEO of Newport Academy, an outstanding group of treatment centers for teens.

He is a prominent voice in the field of adolescent mental health and addiction treatment and an active participant in the movement to reduce social stigma around these issues. Jamison shares his powerful story of addiction through his teenage years and clearly explains what took place for him to find Recovery. This is a not-to-be-missed podcast for parents and anyone who seeks to better understand why some kids’ lives get off track and how to help them find their way.

If you are interested in the idea of having a spiritual experience, in learning more about what that is and how one creates this monumental shift in one’s own being, do not miss this podcast.

Herb Kaighan is a beloved teacher of 12-Step philosophy and a person in long term recovery from alcoholism.  His story, depth of experience and wisdom are so relevant and important at this time.  He is the author of the “Twelve-Step Guide to Using the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book.” and “Twelve Steps To Spiritual Awakening; Enlightenment for Everyone ”   

For the past 25 years has been involved in carrying the message of “recovery through spiritual awakening” through his beloved presentations, workshops, and retreats.  

This is one of those jewel conversations that helps listeners to more deeply understand themselves whether they have ever encountered the 12 Steps or not.

In this podcast, Yoga philosophy and developmental psychology come together in a groundbreaking discussion between Tommy Rosen and Ashley Turner about how we develop and where our addictions come from as seen through the lens of the chakras.

From the yogic perspective, the chakras are a map of our energy body giving us a lens through which to understand our development, liabilities, strengths and personal evolution. 

Ashley masterfully blends East and West in order to leave us more compassionate, forgiving and wise.  Enjoy this mind-expanding interview.  Deeply interesting, inspiring and healing, it presents a map for moving beyond shame and guilt.  

Beloved Buddhist meditation teacher and recovery expert, Noah Levine, has created an outstanding approach to recovery from addiction based on the teachings of Buddha.  This is an important interview because it presents another way that works.  This is relevant for us all whether we are atheist, agnostic or theistic in our approach.  

  The profound benefits of meditation, some of the pitfalls and misunderstandings encountered by beginning practitioners, are laid bare here.  The message is clear: There is a way beyond the suffering of addiction and that way is to go within.

In my book, Recovery 2.0: Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life (Hay House), I emphasize the role of food in healing from addiction. This podcast is from one of my favorite conversations with world-renowned nutritionist and longevity expert, David Wolfe.

With over 16 years of dedicated experience and understanding of the inner workings of the human body, David is a true living master of what it means to “walk the talk” on the road to higher and higher levels of natural beauty, vibrant health, and peak-performance.

David is the author of many best-selling books including Eating for Beauty, The Sunfood Diet Success System, Naked Chocolate and Superfoods: The Food and Medicine of the Future

In typical form David knocks it out of the park and helps us to understand the direct connection between food we eat, our emotional state and the actions that follow. This is a podcast that everyone should hear and pass on. With addiction at epidemic levels, the “food” role in this whole issue is too important to overlook. The information here is cutting edge and will surely get you to think differently the next time you walk to the fridge.

There are so many forms of pain we face today from physical ailments such as headaches, lower back pain, fibromyalgia, arthritis and digestive issues to emotional struggles such as depression anxiety and grief. The Emotional Freedom Technique, also known as Tapping, is a powerful practice based in psychology and Eastern medicine that can alleviate pain and help us to move toward deep healing.

Tommy Rosen conducts a powerful interview with NY Times Best-Selling author of The Tapping Solution, Nick Ortner. You will learn about this amazing technique and the success it is having in changing people’s lives, many of whom have been stuck in a pain cycle for years.

The connection between pain and addiction is made clear. This podcast will help you to understand how to unravel negative patterns which drive behavior and create pain.

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Highlights from a recent conversation with Nikki Myers, an accomplished teacher and practitioner on the path of yoga. Nikki is a co-founder of the acclaimed Yoga of 12 Step Recovery program, Y12SR, which has been featured in the New York Times and in Yoga Journal.

This interview is for anyone who wants to better understand the journey of addiction to wholeness.

If you would like access to the entire interview, as well as a word for word transcript of everything that was said, visit http://Recovery2Point0.com/5