Martin suffered through different addictions, including food, alcohol and meth, homelessness,time in prison and the program he is now a big part of creating and implementing. Helping bridge the gap between prison and rehabilitation and integration with the community in a much more effective way, We Are Hope Recovery Solutions uses TeleHealth to accomplish this. Great story! Very good insight.

A DEEP DIVE into the inner workings of addiction, toxic shame and recovery. PACKED with lots of deep insights and observations!

Great episode about how to see everyone else's lives around us and see with a deep understanding of equality. Amazing insights.

One of the hardest things to do is live in a world where we cannot talk about what is really going on with anyone because we were taught to sweep that under the rug. This great interview with Michelle Cooper dives into what that programming creates and the darkness and then the light of entering into a life that the rule is the opposite. If we CARE about ourselves, we SHARE ourselves.

A VERY DEEP episode about the "higher powers" we believe in and it is not what you think. This won't be an episode about different religions or beliefs in different "Gods" but rather a focused look at why it might be difficult to listen and follow our "gut" or "inner guidance," because of the beliefs or worldly ideas and things that we value more. With 25 years in recovery, Lisa delves deep and shares candidly on what blocks she has faced to listening to intuition, and where she has struggled and what tools and insights she now has. Helpful and different, this topic is powerful.

Shifting our perceptions in recovery from "I have to do" or "I can't do" to "I Get To Do!" - deep insights of the headspace we experience before and after being in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Kevin is back to share his recent realizations within a fun and positively helpful episode.

Delving deep into deeper causes of addiction and codependency with regard to using people and guarding, manipulating, being manipulated, etc. Transactional relationships rather than intimacy. Moving through that in recovery to being able to show up. Ryan and Paul share about their experience in their own recovery, and what it was like with regard to sex, relationships, and what insights they grew to gain in that regard.

What are the blocks to intimacy and how can recovery and working on our healing help us truly to learn how to share, trust, discern, and let quality connections happen? Listen to Lisa and Nelson, each with 25 and 22 years sober from drugs and alcohol share what they have learned on their journeys as well as deep insights and tools and tips they have received and applied along the way.