Encore Episode: Finding your Sober CompassEncore Episode: Finding your Sober Compass
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When you’re on the road to recovery, it can be nice to have a guide who understands your unique needs. Sam Epstein understands this better than most people. Sam works as a case manager who coordinates care for his client’s specific needs. He has also been in recovery since December 2013. He used his expertise, experience, and wisdom to find SoberCompass.org, which helps people find the best method and place for their own personal recovery. Sam shares his own journey and the ways that SoberCompass helps his clients. He also explains why staying healthy in all ways will help serve as your compass, guiding you to your purpose and passion in life.
26:55•12 Aug 2019
Finding Your Way: Sam Epstein's Personalized Approach to Recovery
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Imagine you're on a journey, but the road ahead is foggy and uncertain. That's what addiction recovery can feel like. In this episode of Rewired Radio, host Erica Spiegelman sits down with Sam Epstein, a seasoned case manager and founder of SoberCompass.org, to talk about navigating this challenging path. Sam, who has been in recovery since December 2013, brings a wealth of personal experience and professional insight to the table.
He knows firsthand how daunting it can be to find the right treatment and develop the skills needed to stay sober. Sam's approach is all about individualized care. He believes that a one-size-fits-all strategy just doesn't cut it in addiction recovery. Each person's journey is unique, with different reasons for using and varied life circumstances. This is where SoberCompass.org comes in.
The platform helps people find the best method and place for their personal recovery, taking into account their specific needs and challenges. Throughout the episode, Sam shares his own recovery story, offering a candid look at the obstacles he faced and the lessons he learned. He emphasizes the importance of developing coping skills and healthy routines. According to Sam, when you're new to sobriety, you lack the muscle memory for healthy living. Building these skills is crucial for long-term success.
Sam also talks about the spiritual principles that have guided him—honesty, humility, and open-mindedness. These values not only helped him in his recovery but also shape his work as a case manager. His personal experience allows him to connect deeply with his clients and guide them toward the right treatment options. For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.
Sam's story and his work with SoberCompass.org provide a beacon of hope and a roadmap for finding your own sober compass.
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