Why 'Self-Help' Wasn't Enough: Marianne's Journey to Alcohol Freedom
Episode Overview
Marianne shares her raw and transformative journey towards alcohol freedom. Explores the limitations of self-help books in achieving lasting change. Discusses how alcohol blocks access to self-trust and intuition. Highlights the importance of creating safe spaces for personal growth. Emphasises that sobriety is a continuous process, not a one-time decision.
I found a wellspring of self-mastery by working with you. I now have so much to draw on that I had a fraction of before.
Ever felt like self-help books just aren't cutting it? In this episode of 'Stop Drinking and Start Living', Mary Wagstaff returns with part two of a three-part series featuring her client Marianne. Marianne shares her emotional and transformative journey towards reclaiming her life from the grip of alcohol. This isn't just about giving up drinking - it's about finding self-mastery and peace amidst the chaos of addiction.
Marianne's story is a testament to the power of inner work and the feminine way of healing. She opens up about how alcohol blocked her access to self-trust and intuition, despite decades of self-help efforts. Marianne's raw honesty about her struggles and triumphs will resonate with anyone who's ever felt trapped by their habits. Mary and Marianne discuss the importance of creating a safe space for exploration, setting up supportive structures, and shifting focus from alcohol to personal growth.
They also touch on the idea that sobriety isn't a one-time decision but a continuous process of evolution. If you're ready to move beyond self-help books and tap into your true potential, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Tune in to hear how Marianne found her way to self-mastery and how you can too.