Show Notes
Part one, changing stigmas. Stick around for the blooper reel, lightening the topic with laughs. Inspiring guest Olly, shares his journey of addiction evolving from age of 13, the chapters lived and the trajectory of use. Hitting rock bottom. Navigating recovery, finding suitable psychologists.
Tools for maintaining sobriety, self acceptance and happiness. From full blown addiction/overdosing, brought back to life after overdosing twice, stealing, lying, complete isolation.. .to healthy happy thriving and changing lives!
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