Jen Elizabeth: From Homelessness to Healing and Helping Others
I found alcohol, and alcohol felt like the answer to every question I ever had about why I felt the way I felt about who I was. I was homeless and I lived under bridges and slept in cars and was losing my teeth. I ate from garbage cans- I mean the whole thing.
What happens when a person hits rock bottom and finds the strength to rise again? In this episode of 'altered STATE', host Tony Munoz sits down with Jen Elizabeth, a recovery advocate and author, who shares her powerful story of overcoming addiction. Once a homeless alcoholic, Jen's life took a transformative turn after a profound epiphany. She now dedicates herself to helping other women battling addiction.
Jen's journey is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of community support in recovery. She speaks candidly about the role of Alcoholics Anonymous in destigmatizing addiction and the value of alternate recovery methods. Through daily maintenance, writing, and inner child meditation, Jen has found tools that aid in her trauma healing. She also emphasizes the critical aspects of mental health, accountability, and removing unhealthy coping mechanisms.
This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that underscores the power of perseverance and community in the path to recovery.