Adriana Marchione
Adriana Marchione
TheCreativeHighPodcastJohnAterPhotographer
TheCreativeHighPodcastJohnAterPhotographer
TheCreativeHighPodcastJohnAterPhotographer
Sunday 14th August 2016
Photographer John Ater shares his journey in long-term recovery and how art aids his sobriety with host Adriana Marchione on 'The Creative High Podcast'.
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53 minutes
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Author:
Adriana Marchione
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Categories:
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Capturing Sobriety: John Ater's Journey Through the Lens
How do we deal with life and how can art help us negotiate life?
Ever wondered how creativity can aid in the recovery process? In this engaging episode of 'The Creative High Podcast', host Adriana Marchione sits down with photographer John Ater to explore just that. John, who has been in long-term recovery, shares his unique perspective on how photography has played a crucial role in his journey to sobriety. Growing up in Texas, John developed a keen eye for capturing the world around him.
He talks about the transformative power of 'seeing' through a camera lens and how this practice has helped him navigate the ups and downs of recovery. From learning about light and composition to using art as a coping mechanism, John's story is both inspiring and relatable. Adriana and John dive deep into the challenges of maintaining sobriety while pursuing a creative career. They discuss the importance of self-expression and how art can serve as a powerful tool for personal growth.
Whether you're an artist, someone in recovery, or simply curious about the intersection of creativity and addiction, this episode offers valuable insights and a dose of hope. Tune in to hear John's candid conversation about his struggles and triumphs, and discover how creativity can be a beacon of resilience and healing.