Today’s guest shifts the conversation around substance abuse disorder and makes forgiveness the dominating theme. Annie is a writer, speaker, and family advocate who focuses on addiction
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Kicking Off the NFL Season Right While Coping with Triggers of NFL Sundays
I grew up watching NFL Sundays in the '80s with my family. Grandma's onion dip and deviled eggs. Supermarket hot chicken wings. Mom’s special hot cheese dip, which
Jeff Bristol on Conquering Addiction: Never Lose Hope
Jeff Bristol is in his ninth year of recovery from drugs and alcohol, and is currently the co-owner at one of the top 10 gyms in the US.
Behind The Scenes Of Marriage And Alcoholism
Voices InCourage VPs Jenn and Tucker open up about their struggles and successes while handling the dynamics of Tucker’s alcoholism and recovery. They share their ups and downs,
We Had to First Grow Separately to Come Back Together After Alcoholism
I remember the years when he was newly sober, and I had hoped we would start to come back together again after his drinking. What happened, actually, was
Inside The Mind Of An Addict
Meet one of Voices InCourage’s founding community members, Sparkle. Sparkle speaks on the journey of our experiences with alcoholism and addiction. Being ready and willing to be open
How To Create and Carve A New Unexpected Path For Yourself – When A Family Member Suffers From Alcoholism
Carving a new path, when you want the old way so much to be like it was, was my Achilles heel. I battled to let go. I fought
The Power Of Vigilant Learning Through Addiction
Joanne and Sarah share their experience as mother and wife of their late son and husband, Bart. During Bart’s struggle with addiction, Joanne and Sarah learned to lovingly
Our Secrets Keep Us Sick
Meet Voices InCourage community member Jeannie. Jeannie teaches us an important lesson: “Our Secrets Keep Us Sick.” In this conversation with KL Wells, Jeannie explains the importance of
Reintegration
For years I avoided going out socially, like having coffee or walking with friends. The disease was seeping fast through our home, and there was nothing I could