Radio Ronin
Radio Ronin
Sober Sunrise
Sober Sunrise
Sober Sunrise
Monday 18th May 2020
Coach Blu interviews Hayley Leishman on the Addict II Athlete Podcast about her unique journey from addiction to sobriety through nature and recreation therapy.
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Finding Sobriety in Nature: Hayley Leishman's Journey
Our message has been clear, erase addiction and replace it with things of greater value such as health, recreation, service, relationships, and team unity. To turn the mess of all addictions into a message of health, wellness, and sobriety.
Picture yourself struggling to find a recovery path that truly works. This was the reality for Hayley Leishman, a Recreational Therapist and Addict II Athlete Certified Sober Coach. In this episode of the Addict II Athlete Podcast, Coach Blu sits down with Hayley to uncover her inspiring journey from addiction to nearly eight years of sobriety.
Hayley's story is unique; she couldn't find a traditional program that fit her needs, so she turned to nature and her love for fly fishing to guide her recovery. Through this natural reconnection, she found solace and strength. Now, as a sober coach, Hayley shares her experiences and insights on the podcast, offering a fresh perspective on addiction recovery. She highlights the importance of replacing addiction with healthier pursuits like recreation, service, and strong relationships.
Hayley also delves into the benefits of recreation therapy and mindfulness, and how these practices can significantly aid the recovery process. She touches on overcoming addiction as a couple and the challenges and rewards of raising children in a sober household. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that there are many paths to recovery, and finding the one that resonates with you can make all the difference.