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Neil Woodall Jr

Sunday 6th November 2022

Neil Woodall Jr's inspiring journey from high school athlete to sobriety advocate highlights resilience and the power of connection. Listen now.
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Recovery Lab
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Normalizing Recovery
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Neil Woodall Jr: From High School Star to Sobriety Advocate

The opposite of recovery is connection, and we started talking about this guy named Johan Harry, who's written a book called chasing the screen and he's got a ted talk and he's on Joe Rogan's podcast.
Imagine being a high school athlete with a bright future, only to have it all derailed by addiction. That’s the story of Neil Woodall Jr, and it’s one of resilience and hope. In this episode of 'Recovery Lab', Neil opens up about his personal battle with addiction and the traumatic event that triggered it. He doesn't shy away from the tough parts—his descent into addiction, the struggles of seeking help, and the importance of inpatient treatment in his recovery journey.
Neil emphasizes how crucial connections are in the path to sobriety. He shares how working with a sponsor and building a support network played a significant role in his healing process. Relationships, often strained by addiction, are another key focus, as Neil discusses finding a softer, more manageable way to stay sober. His story is a powerful reminder that recovery is not only possible but also a sign of immense strength.
Whether you’re battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Neil’s journey offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in to hear how he turned his life around and became an advocate for sobriety.