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11/13/2025

When Dakota Mortenson joined The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, most people saw the TV version, the cameras, the comments, the chaos.

What they didn’t see was the man who once sat alone in a hotel room, terrified he might relapse… and writing a goodbye letter to his son.

In this week’s episode of Recoverycast, Dakota opens up about growing up on a small Idaho farm, the injury that led to pain pills, the spiral that followed, and the faith that helped him rebuild.
It’s a story about fatherhood, forgiveness, and finding the strength to keep choosing life — even when it feels impossible.

🎧 Listen to Dakota’s full story on Recoverycast: https://recovery.com/podcasts/dakota-mortensen/

11/06/2025

Here’s the thing about trauma — it doesn’t just live in your past, it lives in your body.

When you can’t sleep, can’t eat, or feel like you’re crawling out of your skin, wanting relief makes sense.
You just want to feel okay again. You just want a little control.
Sometimes the things we reach for help in the short term… until they don’t.

💛 Part 2 of RECOVERable dives into how trauma shows up in mental health and addiction — and what healing can actually look like.

No shame. No labels. Just real talk about what it means to recover.

🎧 Watch it now: recovery.com/podcasts/recoverable/

11/06/2025

The first time Brittany mom saw her drunk, she said, “I knew, Brittany you had what your dad had.”

That moment marked the start of years of chasing the feeling alcohol gave her quitting gymnastics, walking away from everything she loved, discovering co***ne at 19, and numbing pain she didn’t know how to name.

But this episode isn’t just about what she lost it’s about what she rebuilt. Brittany shares the unfiltered truth of addiction, relapse, motherhood, and the long, steady climb toward healing.

If you’ve ever felt like you’ve gone too far to start over, this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen to the full episode on Recoverycast: recovery.com/podcasts/brittany-jade

If you need help, Recovery.com is here when you’re ready.

10/30/2025

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of RECOVERable, hosted by Terry McGuire, a new podcast by Recovery.com.

We created RECOVERable to make expert-backed conversations about mental health and addiction more accessible, because understanding what’s really happening beneath the surface shouldn’t require a degree or a diagnosis.Each episode features leading voices in recovery and mental health sharing insights, experiences, and evidence-based strategies for the challenges so many of us face but rarely talk about.

No jargon. No judgment. Just clarity, compassion, and real answers.At Recovery.com, our mission has always been simple: help people find the care and guidance they need, when they need it most.

RECOVERable is another step toward that goal bringing conversations that heal into the spaces where people already are.

Because when recovery is accessible, hope is too.

https://recovery.com/podcasts/what-is-trauma/

10/22/2025

Addiction doesn’t just impact the person using it touches every life around them.

When Adriana’s husband Eric passed away from an overdose in March 2023, her world changed forever. In this week’s Recoverycast, she shares the heartbreaking moment she found out and how she’s learning to live, love, and heal in the aftermath.

Her story is a reminder that recovery, grief, and healing are shared experiences and no one should have to carry them alone.

🎧 Listen to the full episode: https://recovery.com/podcasts/adriana-sansam/

10/15/2025

If you’ve ever slipped up or felt like you “ruined” your recovery this one’s for you.

Caitlyn's story hit us straight in the heart.
After months of sobriety, she thought she was ordering an NA beer… but it wasn’t. That one mistake spiraled into a relapse, hospital stay, and the kind of shame that makes you want to disappear.

But she didn’t hide.
She told the truth.

And what she found was love. So many people saying, “me too.”

Her courage is such a reminder that relapse doesn’t erase your progress it’s part of the story. You’re still worthy of healing.

You’re still allowed to start again.

🎧 Listen to Caitlyn’s full episode on Recoverycast: recovery.com/podcasts/caitlyn-boardman

If you need help, Recovery.com is here.

10/10/2025

When Kody Green started college, he began hearing voices and seeing things that weren’t there, voices that felt real, sounds that seemed ordinary, and shadows that followed him.

He later learned they were auditory and visual hallucinations early signs of schizophrenia.

But like so many others, Kody turned to substances to cope, not realizing they were making his symptoms worse.

Hear more on Recoverycast where Kody shares what it’s really like to live with schizophrenia and addiction and how he’s using his story today to break stigma and bring hope to others.

If someone you love is struggling, start here. Recovery.com is a place to find help and understanding.

10/03/2025

Sometimes the moment that changes everything comes quietly, painfully, and with so much love mixed in.

For Suzanne , it was realizing she had nursed her 3-month-old baby while in a blackout. That was the moment she knew she couldn’t keep trying to “drink better.”

On Recoverycast, Suzanne shares the gentle but powerful truth she’s learned: sobriety isn’t about losing out it’s about finally trusting yourself again.

And now, Suzanne is sharing even more of her story and the tools she’s found in her brand new book, Sober Shift a guide for anyone ready to step into freedom.

Listen here: recovery.com/podcasts/suzanne-warye

09/26/2025

Honored to share this conversation with on Recoverycast.

Alyson opened up about the rush of performing for 20,000 people, and the quiet crash that followed when the lights went down. As a teen, they didn’t yet know that exhaustion itself was reason enough to ask for help. By 17, they entered treatment, beginning a journey of unlearning, healing, and rebuilding.

Their honesty is a gift. You can hear more in this week’s episode and in their new book Semi-Well Adjusted.

Take a listen → recovery.com/podcasts/alyson-stoner

09/19/2025

Grief can change everything in an instant.

Just hours after texting about football, Lauren Welch’s brother-in-law Pete passed away unexpectedly at 41. Two weeks later, her dad had a stroke.

💙 In this week’s Recoverycast, Lauren shares how loss and heartbreak sent her deeper into drinking and how she’s learning to face grief without numbing it.

If you’re walking through something heavy, you’re not alone.

👉 Listen to her full story: recovery.com/podcasts/lauren-welch

9 out of 10 people in the pre-alcoholic stage feel that they do not have a problem. Here are 5 key signs that it might b...
09/07/2025

9 out of 10 people in the pre-alcoholic stage feel that they do not have a problem.

Here are 5 key signs that it might be time to reassess your relationship with alcohol. Catching them early can help you find recovery sooner. 💜

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3HRKTYq

A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides structured treatment for those with mental health and substance use dis...
09/04/2025

A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides structured treatment for those with mental health and substance use disorders while allowing them to live at home and attend to their daily lives.

There are ways forward. We’re here to help. 💜

Learn more about PHP: https://bit.ly/41WWtIr

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