Energy is force of motion and can be found in many forms. Our own unique vibrations are our energy. Our vibrations are the driving force to our manifestations and quality of life. People often look at human energy as a spiritual component, however human energy is much more in depth than that. Our ... Read More
Soberocity Articles
Billion Proposed for Drug Settlement
In the middle of the month of October four State Attorneys General proposed a $48 billion global settlement between states, cities, counties, and prominent drug companies accused of not only causing, but maintaining and profiting from the opioid crisis in America. This announcement arrived after a ... Read More
Beyond a Stereotype: The Story of Phil Scheinfeld
For November, we are focusing on the thankfulness our community has for sobriety—appropriate for this time of the year, right? To start off, we have Founder and Partner of the Philip Scheinfeld Team at Compass, a real estate technology company, who has struggled with obtaining sobriety himself. ... Read More
How To Manage Unsupportive People In Your Recovery Process
Sooner or later, it’s bound to happen. A snarky comment here. A condescending look there. We all know the benefits of healthy support in recovery, but not everyone is capable of providing that. And at some point (if it hasn’t happened already), you’re going to run across someone who knows exactly ... Read More
A Breath of Inspiration: Amanda Marino
The environments that we grow up in tend to have some of the biggest impacts on our futures. Sometimes, these environments and the people in them can lead us down a path for the good or the bad. An individual who is openly able to discuss this is Amanda Marino. Though raised in a loving environment, ... Read More
The Changing Seasons
The leaves turn green to orange, yellow, red— and in the final fleeting moments as they wither they decay to brown until eventually dead. We lament the loss of beauty hither as the once vibrant trees stand naked and lost to time. We admire the trees in their final moments and claim them to be ... Read More
How Therapy Can Be Beneficial Even If You Have Long-Term Recovery
In my therapy practice, I have worked with hundreds of clients struggling with the deathly grips of addiction. Age, sex, socioeconomic status- the details on paper don’t matter. Substance use is one of the greatest equalizers in our society. It lurks on street corners in the beaten backpacks of ... Read More
Intervention 911: Founder and Interventionist, Ken Seeley
Some of the most impactful companies and organizations are created by the very individuals who have had the same experiences they are helping others with. Found and Interventionist of Intervention 911, Ken Seeley, is a perfect example of this. Most famously known for his appearances on ... Read More
Self-improvement and Satisfaction in Daily Living: How to become your best self this October
For many of us fall means taking on more projects, working longer hours, and setting up our schedules for hour to hour demands. As the relaxing tone of summer sweeps away, stress creeps in. Stressors can leave you putting yourself on the back burner. Depending on your life’s demands you may feel as ... Read More
Cutting Ties to the Sackler Family
After Purdue Pharma’s announcement of Bankruptcy earlier this month, and the rising public awareness of the company’s hand in the opioid crisis, many institutions have begun severing ties with the Sackler Family—the family who owns Purdue. While to some it may seem like a slap on the wrist to the ... Read More