Episode 1 - The Why

Um, As I said, seven years ago, I got sober.

Before that, I was slowly progressing in my addiction.

It wasn't a one year.

you know, thing.

It was over many, many years.

We'll kind of get into that and where some of that may have stemmed from.

But my childhood wasn't always easy.

And I think much of what we see in addiction obviously stems from some of the inner child work.

That needs to be done, and we'll talk about that.

I'm an active member of therapy.

So I go to therapy.

I'm currently doing integrated family systems therapy called IFS.

I work with a life coach.

I've been to energy healers.

I've been to Gdailim.

I've been to, you know, Mukubalim.

I've been to any and all resources that can figure out a way to help me live and operate from more of a neshamah lifestyle than a physical lifestyle.

And again, that continues to be a work in progress.

We'll discuss all of those things and areas of that that are either helpful or not.

Ultimately, I've had no choice but to do the inner work in order to maintain sobriety.

Like many people in the program, I'm no different.

I'm not any more special or less special than them.

It's just what we do when we're living in the world of recovery.

We have a unique opportunity.

We have a unique benefit.