Patrick Fox
Patrick Fox
80. Acceptance, Connection & Healing with Chris Marshall
80. Acceptance, Connection & Healing with Chris Marshall
80. Acceptance, Connection & Healing with Chris Marshall
Friday 16th December 2022
Chris Marshall discusses his journey from loss to sobriety and creating Sans Bar on 'The Alcohol ReThink Podcast'.
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51 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Chris Marshall's Path to Sobriety: From Loss to Creating Sans Bar
Stopping drinking doesn't require you to give yourself a label, attend meetings or worry that you're always one drink away from starting again.
Ever wondered how personal tragedy can lead to a journey of healing and community? In this episode of 'The Alcohol ReThink Podcast', Patrick Fox sits down with Chris Marshall, the founder of Sans Bar. Chris opens up about his childhood, marked by the heartbreaking loss of his father and the heavy expectations that followed. He candidly shares how these experiences pushed him towards alcohol as a coping mechanism. But Chris's story doesn't end there.
Through sheer determination and a pivotal moment of clarity, he chose sobriety and transformed his life. Chris's journey is more than just about quitting alcohol; it's about finding genuine connection and purpose. He talks about the myth of drinking for connection, revealing how alcohol actually creates a barrier between oneself and others. This realization led him to establish Sans Bar, a unique space celebrating its fifth year, where people can connect without the influence of alcohol.
This episode isn't just for those struggling with alcohol; it's for anyone seeking deeper connections and understanding. Chris discusses the often-overlooked impact of loneliness and the critical importance of human connection, especially for men's mental health. He encourages men to embrace vulnerability and become 'wounded healers', using their experiences to help others. Packed with wisdom and heartfelt advice, this conversation is a beacon of hope and inspiration.
Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Chris's story offers valuable insights into acceptance, connection, and healing.