From Addiction to Advocacy: Greg Greer's Inspiring Journey
Episode Overview
Greg Greer's journey from addiction to becoming a counsellor. The role of humour in dealing with recovery. Importance of connection with others and oneself. Greg's impressive professional credentials. Soul drama as a tool for identifying codependency.
The thoughts come around. The obsession is gone.
Ever wondered what it's like to walk the path of recovery and come out the other side stronger and more determined? In this episode of 'The Payoff with Pete', host Pete Sousa chats with Greg Greer, a former alcoholic who has transformed his life and now works as a drug and alcohol counsellor. Greg's journey is nothing short of remarkable.
From hitting rock bottom to becoming a beacon of hope for others, his story is filled with ups and downs, laughter, and hard-earned wisdom. Greg shares his experiences of being in and out of psych wards, battling high blood pressure, and struggling with addiction. But it's not all gloom and doom. His humorous take on life and recovery will leave you chuckling while also reflecting on your own journey.
Greg's credentials are impressive – he's a licensed addictions counsellor, a clinical member of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, and is currently working on a PhD in quantum metaphysics. His work in soul drama, a practice that helps people identify codependency, is particularly fascinating. Throughout the conversation, Greg emphasises the importance of connection, both with others and with oneself.
He talks about the spiritual connection that sobriety has brought into his life and how it has helped him find peace and purpose. If you're looking for an inspiring story that combines personal anecdotes with professional insights, this episode is a must-listen. Greg's journey is a testament to the power of recovery and the incredible transformations that are possible. So, why not take a moment to listen to Greg's story?
It might just be the motivation you need to take the next step in your own recovery journey.