
Getting a dog in recovery can provide structure, companionship, and purpose—but it also comes with serious responsibility. In this video, we look at the benefits, risks, and questions to consider before bringing a dog into your life.
Sobriety changes over time. In this video, we look at what often shifts after 1, 5, and 10 years—from surviving the early stages to rebuilding your identity, relationships, and life.
Getting a dog in recovery can provide structure, companionship, and purpose—but it also comes with serious responsibility. In this video, we look at the benefits, risks, and questions to consider before bringing a dog into your life.
Your addiction can be harnessed into a doing something positive for yourself and life! in this video I go over how I weaponized being addicted to make my life into something I love and wouldn't change.
Getting sober isn’t just about quitting .. it’s about learning, growing, and facing hard truths. In this video, I share the biggest mistake I made when I first got sober and how it almost derailed my recovery. If you’re new to sobriety, in recovery, or thinking about making a change, I hope my story helps you avoid the same pitfalls and stay on track. Recovery isn’t perfect .. but every mistake can become a lesson that keeps you moving forward.
Cravings can feel overwhelming, but they do not last forever. In this video, we talk about how to slow the moment down, avoid acting on impulse, and get through a craving without throwing away your progress.
Structure and routine create stability for both dogs and people. In this video, we look at how predictable habits can reduce stress, improve behavior, and help us stay grounded.
Relapse does not have to erase your progress. In this video, we share practical tips to help you regroup, learn from what happened, and take the next step forward.
Dating while sober can bring new challenges around honesty, boundaries, confidence, and social situations. In this video, we talk about navigating relationships without compromising your recovery.
Asking for help can feel like admitting weakness, especially when you are used to handling everything alone. In this video, we talk about the fear, pride, and shame that can make reaching out so difficult.
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