Mommy Wine Culture: Celeste Yvonne's Path to Sobriety and Empowerment
Episode Overview
Importance of self-discovery and vulnerability in recovery Challenges and rewards of breaking free from harmful coping mechanisms Navigating relationships and addressing family secrets in recovery Power of sharing personal stories and empowering others Transformative journey to authenticity and purpose
When you get to that place where you're like, I don't want to, I can't look myself in the mirror a single more time until I make a change, until I'm willing to take accountability for what I'm doing to myself. That it feels like the worst day of your life, but it is the start of a brand new life.
Feeling the weight of motherhood and reaching for a glass of wine to cope? You're not alone. In this episode of 'Knockin' Doorz Down', host Jason LaChance chats with Celeste Yvonne, a writer and certified recovery coach, about the hidden struggles many moms face. Celeste, who has been sober for over five years, shares her personal journey from using alcohol to manage burnout to becoming a beacon of hope for other mothers.
With over two decades of experience in corporate communications, her essays on mommy wine culture, mental health, and sobriety have struck a chord with many. She's been featured in major outlets like the Washington Post and Good Morning America, and she's a founding host of the Sober Mom Squad. Throughout their conversation, Jason and Celeste dive into the powerful impact of family secrets, the internal versus external sources of fulfillment, and the importance of vulnerability in recovery.
Celeste's story is a testament to the strength and resilience required to break free from harmful coping mechanisms and live an authentic life. Whether you're a mom struggling with similar issues or someone looking for inspiration, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.