Show Notes
In this powerful episode of Addiction Uncovered, host Jill Nastase sits down with Mallory Becker, who shares her deeply personal story of addiction, loss, and recovery.
Mallory’s struggles with alcohol began in high school but escalated after the tragic loss of her brother in 2014. Grieving and searching for relief, she turned to alcohol to numb the pain. After multiple treatment attempts, something finally changed in 2020 when she decided to pursue sobriety for herself.
Today, Mallory is a case manager helping individuals struggling with addiction and mental health, using her lived experience to guide others toward recovery.
This episode is an honest conversation about grief, resilience, and the power of choosing healing.
References: Addiction Uncovered – Hosted by Jill Nastase Mallory Becker – Case Manager & Recovery Advocate
Connect with Mallory: 📧 [email protected]
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 – Intro 00:00:49 – The Start of Addiction 00:05:28 – The Loss of a Loved One 00:11:34 – Recover for Yourself 00:15:26 – Managing Stress 00:19:45 – Advice & Other Alternatives 00:22:27 – Wrap-up
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