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Sober In The City Show #87 Segment #4 – “Life, On Life’s Terms” – Air date 05/17/2014. Debbie Strand and guests talk about addiction, recovery, experience, strength & hope on this 4-Segment episode of Sober In The City. Brought to you in part by Believe Treatment Center. We Understand. Visit http://believetreatmentcenter.com

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About Sober In The City

SOBER IN THE CITY is an addiction and recovery call-in show that highlights the true stories of alcoholics, addicts and recovering alcoholics and addicts in an effort to raise mainstream awareness of this pandemic disease and in an effort to do service to the sick and suffering and those who are suffering around them. SOBER IN THE CITY touches on these and underlying topics and begins to shed light on each individual case while stressing the importance of recovery and providing resources and direction to those in need of help. It is the mission of SOBER IN THE CITY to share experience, strength and hope with our mainstream and targeted listeners while minding the 12-step principles and traditions. SOBER IN THE CITY is hosted by radio personality DEBBIE STRAND (Recovery Radio Live, FFA Foundation, Minister, Recovery Coach, Interventionist) who is a recovering addict and alcoholic. The content is profound, compelling and uplifting.

Debbie’s Blog

So You’re Gonna Pay Rent Next Week?
This is an often time happening, reccurring event, and probably a pretty common theme in halfway houses. Sometimes, when a lady is faced with either paying their own rent, or taking care of a boyfriend/father of their children who is in jail or prison, often times their decision is to help their man. It is our belief in our process ... Read More
The Value in Giving Back
Giving back is often considered valuable in recovery from drugs and alcohol for several reasons: •Sense of Purpose and Meaning: Engaging in acts of giving back provides individuals in recovery with a sense of purpose and meaning. After struggling with addiction, many people seek to rebuild their lives and find a new sense of identity. By giving back, they can ... Read More
Sober Living Environments That Are Gender-specific Can Be Important for Several Reasons
Here are a few key points to consider: Safety and Comfort: Gender-specific sober living environments provide a safe and comfortable space for individuals in recovery. Many people who are overcoming addiction may have experienced trauma or have specific needs related to their gender. Creating an environment where individuals feel understood and supported can enhance their recovery process. Peer Support: Gender-specific ... Read More
The Power of a Supportive Community in Early Stages of Recovery from Drugs and Alcohol
Introduction: Recovery from drugs and alcohol addiction is a challenging journey that requires immense strength, determination, and support. While the path to recovery may be paved with obstacles, having a supportive community can make a world of difference. In the early stages of recovery, individuals often find solace, encouragement, and inspiration in the company of others who understand their struggles. ... Read More

A High-Functioning Alcoholic: 20 Years Sober
Personal Perspective: 20 years ago today, I woke up from a typical alcohol-induced blackout in an apartment I did not recognize in an unfamiliar Boston neighborhood.
Pandemic Aftershocks
The COVID-19 pandemic federal public health emergency ended on May 11, 2023. Why do addiction and mental health aftershocks still impact so many?
Recommitment to Recovery
Recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs) is an ongoing process and those fortunate to have long-term recovery share one thing in common—an ability to recommit.
Returning to a Routine
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Summer's Deceptive Drinks
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