Sloane Spanierman on Spirituality and Recovery: A Personal Journey
When we talk about things like spirituality, which scares people off, or the practice of prayer, meditation, yoga, I mean I'm a fighting hockey player from Boston who, you know, came to love hot yoga, and even in sobriety I fought it for years.
Have you ever felt that meditation, yoga, or spirituality just isn't for you? You're not alone. In this episode of the Landmark Recovery Podcast, Michael Walsh chats with Sloane Spanierman, the Director of Business Development for Crisis Case Management, about her own experiences with addiction, loss, and recovery. Sloane dives into how these deeply personal struggles have not only shaped her life but also allowed her to connect with and support others on their journeys.
She opens up about her near-death experience that strengthened her faith and shares why she practices gratitude daily. Sloane also tackles the common fears and skepticism surrounding spirituality in recovery. She breaks down how meditation and yoga have become vital parts of her life and assures listeners that there's no 'wrong' way to practice them. Beyond her professional role, Sloane is a spiritual life coach, registered yoga teacher, interventionist, and recovery coach.
Her story is a testament to the power of community and connection in overcoming addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking encouragement and practical advice on integrating spirituality into their recovery journey. Whether you're new to the idea of spirituality or looking to deepen your practice, Sloane's insights offer a fresh perspective on finding faith and hope amid life's challenges.