Sobriety Now What?
Sobriety Now what? uplifting, non triggering and support to help you thrive in Sobriety from any addiction.
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Your host Stuart Cline Ma, LPCC, LADAC, MAC, LPAT, ATR-BC, BHCC, A masters degree addiction and mental health counselor with over 25 years of experience offering strategies, insights and inspiration on how to live a happier sober life.
"Picture this: navigating the turbulent waters of sobriety while life’s demands pull you in every direction. Sound familiar?
Family, work, bills—it can feel like you’re drowning, constantly wondering if you’re doing enough to stay afloat. But here’s the truth: you’re not alone, and relief is closer than you think.
If you want to learn strategies to help you thrive in your sobriety while mastering the art of managing life’s challenges. Then you are in the right place.
I’m Stuart Cline, a master-level addictions counselor, a mental health counselor, Brain Health Coach, and Consultant
I’m here to guide you with the tools, techniques and strategies I have used during the past 25 years in working with thousands of people with substance abuse issues in recovery. I will have special guests and will give you my thoughts on any questions and challenges you have about how to thrive in a sober life.
This podcast is to help you navigate the ups and downs of sobriety—whether it’s dealing with family dynamics, overcoming cravings, or maintaining your mental and physical health.
Subscribe now and join me in answering the essential question. Sobriety now what? And together we’ll Explore what possibilities Sobriety has in store for you.
Disclaimer:
This podcast does not replace seeing a mental health counselor or doctor. Tools, techniques and strategies differ with each person and I can not guarantee they will work for you. Any information given in this podcast is only for educational purposes and is not therapy. Even though I am a licensed therapist. This podcast does not constitute therapy or life coaching and this podcast does not make me your therapist or coach.
Sobriety Now What?
Ep 10 - W.I.V. and Respect: Keys to Thriving in Sobriety
🎙️ Episode Title: W.I.V. and Respect: Keys to Thriving in Sobriety.
In this episode of Sobriety Now What?, host Stuart Cline shares a personal story about a beat-up yellow car that taught him an unforgettable lesson about self-respect. With warmth, honesty, and humor, Stuart unpacks why respect isn’t just about how we treat others—it’s about how we treat ourselves, especially on the path of sobriety.
You’ll learn:
- How surviving isn’t the same as thriving
- A practical, memorable definition of respect: W.I.V. (Worth, Importance, Value)
- Why respecting your journey is foundational to long-term recovery
- Actionable ways to practice self-respect daily
- An affirmation to strengthen your inner voice
If you’ve ever felt stuck, overlooked, or like you’re just surviving life, this episode will remind you of your worth and offer tools to move forward with dignity, strength, and hope.
Invitation to consider at least one helpful piece of information to help them thrive in their sobriety and to share with podcast with others and to follow and email questions.
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Disclaimer:
This podcast does not replace seeing a mental health counselor or doctor. Tools, techniques and strategies differ with each person and I can not guarantee they will work for you. Any information given in this podcast is only for educational purposes and is not therapy. Even though I am a licensed therapist. This podcast does not constitute therapy or life coaching and this podcast does not make me your therapist or coach.
