Mike Vredenburg: Finding Friendship and Integrity in Sobriety
If you want to pick up, have a behavior change, it's worth the effort it is.
Ever wondered how a young person navigates the challenges of sobriety among peers twice their age? Mike Vredenburg's story in this episode of Odyssey House Journals, hosted by TV news legend Randall Carlisle, sheds light on just that. Mike entered the adult residential program at Odyssey House at a young age, where he found himself surrounded by older individuals, making the journey to sobriety even more complex.
He candidly shares his struggles with forming friendships in such an environment and emphasizes the crucial difference between treatment and recovery. Mike's tale is not just about overcoming addiction; it's about discovering the importance of integrity, honesty, and hard work in maintaining sobriety. As a former client who now works at Odyssey House, Mike offers a unique perspective on the program's rigorous approach to treatment. His story highlights the significance of staying open-minded and the transformative power of support systems.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and insight into the multifaceted journey of recovery.