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This is the time in your life where you define what you do have control over and focus on that. Despite what you may feel at this moment, you deserve happiness and a life that demands joy, a self-love that allows you to separate from external pain and internally appreciate what you do have at this moment, right here and right now.https://youtu.be/sWKGHtjshpcSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

California has created another prohibition against another substance. This just forces people to get it in an unsafe place and likely lead to more harm. Wake UP people.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Tiffany shares her story that pushed her in the direction of helping others. She is an author, host of "moments of clarity with Tiffany, and has a private practice as a licensed mental health counselor.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Carfentanil is a structural analog of the synthetic opioid analgesic fentanyl that is 10,000 times stronger than morphine. I introduce rapid response, which is a test for fentanyl and many of the analogues. Those cutting your drugs with fentanyl want you dead and we need to find ideas to curb this epidemic.The video which shows the test and visual explanation of performing the test is available at:https://youtu.be/6LQTH2WK1LkSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Jodi Barber, one of the producers of Overtaken, discusses Overdose Awareness Day and we delve into ideas that can be looked at to curb this epidemic and help people save their livesSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Ronnie was a victim of extreme abuse as a child, has personally experienced racial profiling causing him to portray an outward appearance of toughness. I saw a man who has a huge heart as he talks about who he really is. An incredibly talented artist and singer and has decided to stop wasting time You can see the video of this podcast at.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOrcpmzTf50&t=1003sSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Severe penalties raise the value and guarantee drugs will be available. Our politicians and society need to understand about the real world. From execution to more prisons; drugs are here to stay and we need to teach about reducing demand.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

How can we be effective in speaking with a drug user? Should we condemn or embrace? Should we be judgmental or accepting? Maybe we find what they want and twist their desire into a healthy way of achieving it? A hypothetical interviewSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

A discussion on LSD. What is it? Is it safe? A student asked me to speak to her relative because she wanted to do it as she heard it was fun. I have a lot of experience with this drug.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

If you believe in complete abstinence, then support harm reduction because harm reduction may be a necessity for some people to find complete abstinenceSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

This interview delved into the ability of addiction to create the symptoms of anti-social personality disorder as we use to call it sociopath and psychopath.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Even though this audio version can be seen on my YouTube channel. This audio version will hopefully help you get high in one of the most enjoyable ways. Drugs aren't enjoyable long term but this method can last your lifetime.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

This episode tells a true story while on LSD which ingrained some lessons about how our perceptions can be altered by what we see. Although this story is about a drug induced state, the lessons remain in how our society can appear delusional while even clean and sober.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Mirella McCoy was sexually abused for many years as a child and discusses her transformation from a victim to a survivor. She shares in this interview a secret that she has never told to anybody prior to this podcastSupport the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Cathy Trinh, an amazing woman with a gripping story of survival. She is an author of a brand-new book titled “The Journey, Mastering the art of slowing down into a beautiful existence.” She is a recruiter with a consulting firm aimed at improving business performance by seeking those high performing employees. She has struggled with substance abuse issues, a cancer survivor and works to raise awareness of the urgent need for mental wellness and self-care in Corporate America. She is a motivational speaker to help people to find their passion and an enjoyable life through self-care.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Interview with Joe Potosi. He has an amazing and powerful story as a survivor. His father abandoned him, his siblings, and his mother when he was 3 and over the next fifteen years, he experienced things that you wouldn't wish upon your enemies. The physical and emotional abuse that he endured from his mother and step father had left him shattered, broken, and periodically ready to commit suicide. His story shows the power of the human spirit and the will to survive, no matter the circumstances. He has a message that provides hope and is asking America to work together to at least have an impact on child abuse. Please check out his website at https://joepotosi.com/Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Bob Forrest, from celebrity rehab, discusses the treatment industry and the real problems we are seeing in our society. He is one of those gems in this industry as he is real, honest, and truly cares for those people that we are fighting for. Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

This episode is for those that are using. Put down your dope for 30 minutes so you can decide what is best for you. Let me speak without judgment or condemnation so you can think for a moment without the drug thinking for you. Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

An interview with Anthony Brown where we discuss his story of pain but more importantly his transformation that can offer hope to many. His childhood of abuse, walking into a room and finding his mother shot in the head at a young age, many years of homelessness, substance abuse, and racism. Anthony Brown went to college and gained a BS in Nursing. He is the founder and director of "Coordinating & Assisting Recovery Environments. His ultimate passion is of giving hope and help to those still imprisoned by destructive behaviors and substance abuse. All of the proceeds from his book are being used to transform a historic home in Ohio to "Brown Manor" - a place of recovery.Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)

Many things in life seem great on paper but have no real life knowledge. To solve of a problem with the magnitude of our epidemic, the entire story needs to be told. This episode explores a couple of topics that are faced in the substance abuse industry with a double edged sword. Support the show (http://recoveryecosystem.net)