Beyond Belief Sobriety Podcast
Beyond Belief Sobriety Podcast
Episode 229: Paul Churchill From The Recovery Elevator
Episode 229: Paul Churchill From The Recovery Elevator
Episode 229: Paul Churchill From The Recovery Elevator
Monday 2nd August 2021
Paul Churchill discusses his sobriety journey and building The Recovery Elevator podcast into a supportive community on Beyond Belief Sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Paul Churchill: Building a Sober Community with The Recovery Elevator
Being of service, as you know, John, this is a great way to depart from alcohol.
What happens when your life hits rock bottom and you realize it’s time for a change? Paul Churchill faced this exact moment in the summer of 2014. In this episode of Beyond Belief Sobriety, Paul opens up about his journey to sobriety and how he turned a personal crisis into a thriving community of support. Host John S. chats with Paul about the crucial role of accountability and the power of community in recovery.
After deciding to quit drinking, Paul launched The Recovery Elevator podcast to keep himself on track. Little did he know, it would grow into a lifeline for many others seeking sobriety. The episode dives into how Paul battled the stigma of alcoholism and found strength in connecting with others who shared his struggles. They discuss the significant impact of one's environment on addiction and why alcohol can be particularly harmful.
Paul also shares an interesting tidbit about a sober book club that helped his friend stay on her path to recovery. It's a reminder that sometimes, unconventional methods can be incredibly effective. By the end of the episode, listeners will have a treasure trove of resources, including insights into Café RE and other tools for those walking the secular recovery path.
If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on staying sober, this conversation with Paul Churchill is not to be missed.