Recovery and Rediscovery with Amy
Episode Overview
Amy shares her journey to sobriety. The importance of community in recovery. BetterHelp as a resource for mental health. Upcoming alcohol-free ukulele retreat in Costa Rica. Amy's insights on AA and quitting drinking.
Everything I was looking for in getting drunk, I have found in Recovery.
In this engaging episode of the Recovery Elevator Podcast, host Paul Churchill introduces us to Amy, a courageous individual from Raleigh, North Carolina, who has embarked on a remarkable journey to sobriety. Amy took her last drink on December 12th, 2023, and since then, she has been exploring the transformative power of recovery and community support. Amy discusses the importance of finding a supportive community, sharing her experiences with Cafe RE and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
She emphasizes how these groups have helped her forge meaningful connections that sustain her sobriety. Amy reflects on the misconceptions surrounding AA and encourages listeners to approach recovery with an open mind, highlighting the motto "take what works and leave the rest."
Paul also highlights the role of therapy in recovery, advocating for BetterHelp as a valuable resource.
With over 30,000 therapists, BetterHelp offers diverse expertise and convenient access to mental health professionals, providing tailored support for those seeking to improve their mental wellness. The episode introduces an exciting upcoming event—a unique, alcohol-free ukulele retreat in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, in October 2026. Participants can immerse themselves in ukulele instruction and Spanish courses, fostering cultural exploration and personal growth. Amy's journey is not just about quitting alcohol but rediscovering joy, community, and purpose.
Her story is an inspiring testament to the power of recovery and the fulfillment it brings. Listen in to learn more about Amy's experiences and insights, and explore how recovery can lead to a richer, more connected life.