Janey Lee Grace - Alcohol Free Life from The Sober Club
Janey Lee Grace - Alcohol Free Life from The Sober Club
176: Sobriety in Education with Sober Teacher Vicky Lang
176: Sobriety in Education with Sober Teacher Vicky Lang
176: Sobriety in Education with Sober Teacher Vicky Lang
Friday 8th April 2022
Join Janey Lee Grace and Vicky Lang as they discuss sobriety, accountability, and changing alcohol culture in education on 'Alcohol Free Life'.
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Janey Lee Grace - Alcohol Free Life from The Sober Club
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Get the buttons here!Teaching Sober: Vicky Lang's Journey in Education
I never told anyone, because I've got this thing. You know it's bonkers, but I guess you were afraid of being judged or not included, left out of stuff. But you just don't realize when you're in it. You know, in fact, if anything, I'm better than I ever was at my job.
Ever wondered how the world of education intersects with sobriety? This episode of 'Alcohol Free Life' brings you an eye-opening conversation between Janey Lee Grace and Vicky Lang, known as Sober Teacher on Instagram. Vicky opens up about her personal battle with alcohol and how she found her way to sobriety while working in the education sector. She candidly shares the turning points that made her realize she needed help and the steps she took to reclaim her life.
The discussion doesn't stop at personal anecdotes; it dives into the broader issue of alcohol culture within schools and how it impacts both teachers and students. Vicky and Janey explore the importance of accountability and emotional awareness in overcoming addiction, offering practical advice for those struggling with similar issues. They also highlight the need for systemic changes in the educational environment to better support individuals facing these challenges.
This episode is not just a story of personal triumph but also a call to action for changing the way we think about alcohol in education. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, sobriety, or education reform.