Kara Morrissey, the Clinical Director at Eternal Strength Youth Center. She is passionate about creative living and psychic expansion through empathetic connection and symbolic expression. Kara has spent the last seven years working in a range of settings, including acute psychiatric care on the community and state hospital levels, forensic mental health, juvenile justice, substance

What’s this actual process like? What are some changes in your character? What’s a character trait that hasn’t been removed? What character traits do you wish you had? What about acceptance of where we are in the process? Brain S., A program director at a local IOP, joins us to talk about personal growth and

Christian, David, Crystal, and Jeff talk about the basics of recovery. Simple practices can ensure a well-rounded sober life worth staying sober for. What does live and let live mean to you? When has it been helpful? When did you struggle with it and maybe not get it right?  Telephone therapy Do you have intentional

Dr. Robins is a father and a husband who loves deeply. He is also a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and academia for a genuinely humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth

Happy new year, new studio layout, and new format. We will have more round table discussions around essential wellness and recovery topics. In this episode, Jeff Vickers joins us to talk about his newfound passion for EMpowering the recovery community to be the best version of themselves. This honest conversation dives into the nuances of

Like most addicts, Brian started drinking and smoking pot during high school. Brian found relief from being a tense kid in drugs and alcohol. After years of abuse, things got worse when opioids were introduced into his life. He is now Program for a local Intensive Outpatient Program in Woodstock, GA. The mystic journey gets

There is a saying in recovery rooms, no romance in the first year of recovery. Love and sex are common hurdles to recovery. Trina and Charlie fell in love in high school, and after years of using drugs together, Trina eventually got sober, and charlie wasn't far behind. Their journey has been filled with a

Erika G. is a wife and mother of two who has found freedom from alcoholism. Erika experienced significant trauma growing up in a home influenced by the cartel. She had to grow up quickly after her parents were sentenced to long prison terms. The mask she had to wear of always being the one in

Mossberg shares his story of literally dying to get into recovery. How he realized he had been recruited into God's army and lived his life according to a higher purpose. Christian shares a poem from Hafiz, and David shares his interpretation.

Costa rejoins the show! David and Christian talk about what is an authentic “Christian” life and the Harm Reduction Seminar in Puerto Rico that David attended. What is Harm Reduction, and is Costa still sober?