Real conversations with people in recovery and the professionals who guide them
Real conversations with people in recovery and the professionals who guide them
#42 Christopher Sofranko, CDCA
#42 Christopher Sofranko, CDCA
#42 Christopher Sofranko, CDCA
Monday 25th July 2022
Join Christopher Sofranko as he shares his journey from partying to working in addiction recovery, emphasizing community support and self-awareness.
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Get the buttons here!Christopher Sofranko: From Partying to Purpose in Addiction Recovery
I won't match my effort against anybody as far as going to meetings and doing a deal for Six, Eight Months in, things start to get a little dark, and I like movies from high definition to analog.
Ever wondered how someone transitions from a life of partying to becoming a professional in addiction recovery? Meet Christopher Sofranko, CDCA, in this episode of RECOVERY CAST. Christopher opens up about his tumultuous journey, starting with frequent emergency room visits as a child and his early years spent dabbling in various jobs. He shares candidly about his experience of homelessness and how he found a lifeline in the new life program.
This conversation isn't just about the lows; it's also about the highs of finding community support and the importance of personal inventory and self-awareness in recovery. Christopher's story is a testament to the different paths one can take towards sobriety and how each journey is uniquely personal. Tune in to hear about his inspiring transformation and gain insights into the world of addiction recovery from someone who's lived it and now works to help others find their way.