Beyond Belief Sobriety Podcast

Beyond Belief Sobriety

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  • Episode 134: Wes B.

Episode 134: Wes B.

Wednesday 11th December 2019

Wes B. discusses his path to sobriety through secular recovery in 'Beyond Belief Sobriety'. Tune in for an inspiring and relatable story.
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Wes B.: Finding Strength in Secular Sobriety

Small incremental steps in the right direction do eventually get you there.
Ever felt out of place in traditional recovery programs? Wes B. knows the feeling all too well. In this episode of 'Beyond Belief Sobriety', Wes opens up about his battle with addiction and how he found a lifeline in secular recovery. As someone who identifies as a strident atheist, Wes struggled with the religious undertones often present in conventional recovery settings.
His journey took him to the Freethinkers and We Agnostics groups in Kansas City, where he discovered a community that resonated with his beliefs. Wes's story is a raw, honest look at the ups and downs of addiction and the power of finding a recovery path that aligns with your values. He talks about the near-death experiences that shook him to his core and the incremental steps that led him towards sobriety.
Creativity played a significant role in his recovery, offering an outlet through writing and reading. Wes also highlights the importance of developing more secular AA groups to provide options for those who don't connect with traditional methods. This episode isn't just about Wes's journey; it's a beacon for anyone seeking a non-religious route to recovery. If you're looking for inspiration, practical advice, or simply a story that feels real and relatable, this episode is a must-listen.