Grace Jordan's Creative Journey to Sobriety on A is for Alcoholic
I think aspects of the collaboration actually didn't serve me well artistically. And I also like what you said about all of the old obsessions and being able to to grow as a writer and to think about, just think about other things, because if you're locked into this sort of, at least for me, it was always the misery and the woe, and somehow this pain was going to create something great, and occasionally there was some nuggets in there right.
Ever wondered how creativity can play a role in recovery? In this episode of 'A is for Alcoholic', John sits down with writer and artist Grace Jordan, who opens up about her inspiring path to sobriety. Grace shares candidly about the challenges of maintaining sobriety, especially when alcoholism runs in the family. She dives into the concept of 'emotional drunkenness' and how it can be just as destructive as physical intoxication.
But it's not all heavy; Grace brings a refreshing perspective on using creativity as a healing tool, showing how art and writing have been vital in her recovery journey. The episode also touches on the importance of community support, the power of storytelling, and the need to break free from old patterns to find new beginnings. Grace's experiences and insights are a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction or seeking to understand it better.
Tune in for a conversation that's both heartfelt and enlightening, offering practical wisdom and inspiration.