Ep 89: As Family, We Were Invited to Participate Family members can be a vital part ofthe recovery process. The two women on todays episode are a prime example of that reality. Sallie and Rosemary a

Ep 88: A Fast Tailspin Toward Death A daily cocaine and heroin user, Tara describes herself in her addiction as being in a fast tailspin toward death. Thanks to an unexpected intervention from her d

Ep 87: The Significance of Family Week in Treatment When Laurie M.s husband, Sam, checked into MARR (which you can hear about in episode 86), the relationships in their family were strained. Now, Lau

Ep. 86: The Ego Deflation of a Successful Investor Sam M. was a high-flying investor in capital markets for residential mortgages. He had a wife and two kids that always took a back seat to his career

Ep. 85: Going Through Divorce with an Attitude of Service | Michelle H. Sequel Michelle H. participated in Stories of Recovery about 4 years agoin episode 45. At the time she had just gotten her nurs

Many of our guests talk about God in their stories. Our guest in this episode isnt one of those people.

When Katie Z. enrolled at Kennesaw State University, her life was already in a downward spiral. She knew things had to change.

Ep. 82: Marcia Smith Strong. Caring. Comforting. Direct. These are just a handful of adjectives that clients have affectionately used to describe Marcia Smith, LPC, director of MARRs Right Side Up (R

Ep. 81: How to Get Sober and Save a Marriage Brian K.s marriage was on the rocks. He was drinking heavily and sleeping in his truck in the driveway. Desperate to keep his family intact, he checked in

Ep. 80: The Whole Family Can Recover Tune in and witness the profound turning point in Kirsty D.s life, when a tragic event at the age of 22 compelled her to seek help for her addiction. With the sup