"Today, 46 million Americans suffer from substance use disorder. Of those, 70% are employed. This costs the economy $81BN a year. Substance use disorder is impacting 2 out of 3 families. We are not doing enough to reach these employees and their families who are seeking care for a highly stigmatized and often shame filled chronic condition.

We believe that the existing approach to substance use disorder in the workplace is inadequate - this is not a sub-bullet condition and it deserves its own dedicated solution.

Sobrynth provides 24 x 7 assistance for employees and their families who are seeking support with immediate substance use disorder needs and for those employees who are sober curious. We marry that support with a recovery ready workplace strategy.

We understand that return to work is an integral part of a person’s journey, so as a core part of our services, we supply a world class sober Employee Resource Group framework. We know that a recovery friendly workplace is key to an employee’s successful sobriety journey. We help employers create that safe and trusting workplace.

Choosing to be sober today is personal. Sobrynth is here to help people figure out their own journey – at home and at work."

Find out more: https://sobrynth.com/

Meet our podcast guests:

Marin Nelson, Co-Founder and CEO
15 years enterprise sales career delivering 320% YoY growth, 8 figure SAAS deals.  Leader at Salesforce, health tech and social impact startups. Co-founder of Soberforce. 19+ years in recovery.​

Ingrid Nelson, Co-Founder and CEO
Ex Customer Experience Officer for Cigna & Prime. Serial founder. 25 years of brand, marketing and product experience primarily focused on the consumerization of healthcare with a focus on making health care more human.
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Mandy helps women heal from their current or past partner’s porn use, infidelity, and betrayal trauma

After discovering that her partner who she lived with had a porn and sex addiction and was living a secret second life, Mandy has been on a mission to help raise awareness about porn’s harms and to empower women navigating betrayal trauma. She is certified as a Women’s Empowerment Life Coach, Advanced Trauma Relationships Coach, Trauma-informed Somatics Breathwork Facilitator, and Meditation & Mindfulness Teacher.

Mandy is also the podcast host of “WTF Do I Do Now?” on Spotify & Apple Podcasts, which raises awareness about partner betrayal trauma, the scientific research behind porn and how p*rn is scientifically rewiring people's brains and negatively impacting relationships as a result.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Mandy’s story
• The impact of porn on the brain
• How porn affects relationships
• Navigating self-blame and shame
• Sexual violence in porn
• How to address concerns about a partner's porn use
• Healing from betrayal trauma
• How to talk to kids about porn

To learn more about Mandy's coaching services, visit: https://www.wtfdoidonow.com/

You can also follow along for more resources on TikTok and Instagram:

TikTok: @wtfdoidonowcoaching
Instagram @wtfdoidonowcoaching

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Dave Herz is the Founder of Wonder. Team Wonder’s expertise lies in helping families work through a large range of behavioral and emotional challenges that have impacted their ability to find safe and healthy connections with each other. Their modern, dynamic approach to therapy and coaching empowers families to connect, heal, and evolve in a way that promotes long lasting change.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Family-first approach to therapy
• Why parenting teens is "warrior work"
• Teens who struggle with behavioral, mental health and substance misuse issues
• Action therapy
• Building confidence in teens
• Side-by-side coaching
• The importance of self-care for parents

To learn more about Wonder, visit: https://teamwonder.org/
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Madeline Forrest is a sober content creator and podcast host. She runs a virtual sober community called the Happiest Sober Hub and hosts sober group trips around the world. Madeline got sober in November 2020 after a decade of gray area drinking and discovered that life is so much happier for her without alcohol in it. Now she’s passionate about sharing that message and inspiring others on their sober journeys.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Madeline’s story
• Gray-area drinking
• Learning to embrace discomfort
• Grieving alcohol
• Navigating friendships in sobriety
• Dating sober
• Sober travel

To connect with Madeline:

Website: https://www.happiestsober.com/
Instagram: @happiestsober
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Nancy McKay is a Certified Wayfinder Life Coach, Certified Equus Coach Master Facilitator®, and a SHE RECOVERS® Coach. She is passionate about helping women heal and her favorite way to do that is with the help of horses. She recovers out loud and does her best to smash the stigma.

Nancy has been in recovery from alcohol use disorder since 2009 and is an ovarian cancer survivor. She founded Amazing Outlook Coaching, LLC in 2018 at 61.

She is also a two-time international best-selling author and speaker, sharing her inspiring recovery story and creating a new life after cancer.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Nancy’s story
• The wisdom of the body
• Mindset shifts in recovery
• Listening to your intuition
• Recovering from people-pleasing
• Living in integrity
• Healing with horses

You can connect with Nancy at https://www.amazingoutlookcoaching.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/amazingoutlookcoaching
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amazingoutlookcoaching/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancymckay/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtngVhVK8dcneQyJjDDWMag/
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Arlina Allen is a Certified Life & Sober Coach and Hypnotist, and host of the award winning recovery podcast "The One Day At A Time Recovery Podcast" since 2016. Arlina is the founder of Sober Life School where she works with women to achieve sobriety, and create a life they love. She brings 30 years of research and personal experience to help others become the best version of themselves. She is from Sunnyvale, CA and now lives near Boise, ID with her husband, two sons, and her English Bulldog, Teddy.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Common misconceptions about 12-Step Recovery
• The difference between the AA fellowship and the 12-Steps
• Common barriers people face with 12-Step Recovery
• How Arlina has shifted her mindset around words like "alcoholic," "powerless," and "God" that often deter people from the program
• How working the steps has transformed Arlina's life
• The process of self-examination
• The sponsor / sponsee relationship
• Being of service

Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment
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Links to learn more and connect with Arlina:

The 12-Step Guide for Skeptics: https://the12stepguideforskeptics.com/
Sober Life School- http://www.soberlifeschool.com
Reinvent - Self Esteem Course http://www.selfesteemcourse.com
Podcast http://www.odaatchat.com

Social Media:
Facebook Page: facebook.com/odaatchat
Instagram: @odaatpodcast @arlinaallen

Jesse Harless is a coach and facilitator in trauma-informed facilitation, addiction recovery, and mental health space. He facilitates training and events for companies, recovery community organizations, non-profits, accountability/drug/recovery court programs, addiction treatment, and mental health centers from around the country. His training is helping create recovery supportive workplaces and empowering organizations into deeper connection, regulation, safety, and resilience. He's worked with thousands of individuals ranging from entrepreneurs, corporate clients, and moms. You can learn more about Jesse's story and toolkit in his new book called If Not You, Then Who? on Amazon.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Jesse's recovery journey
• The relationship between trauma & addiction
• Seeking safety in substances
• Morning routines & habit change
• Entrepreneurs in Recovery
• Psychological safety
• Recovery-informed workplaces
• Language & stigma
• The power of meditation
• The many ways addiction shows up in the modern world
• What it means to be “in recovery”

To connect with Jesse and learn more about his work, visit: https://www.jesseharless.com/

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An internationally recognized clinician, organizational consultant, lecturer, and author, Dr. Covington is a pioneer in the field of addiction and trauma. For more than 35 years, she has created gender-responsive and trauma-informed programs and services for use in public, private and institutional settings. Her extensive experience includes consulting for and developing programs for numerous U.S. and international agencies and designing women’s services at the Betty Ford Center. Dr. Covington has also developed programs for people in criminal justice settings and has conducted seminars for behavioral health professionals, community organizations, criminal justice professionals and recovery groups in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Europe, Africa, Iceland, Brazil, and New Zealand. She has published extensively, including twelve gender-responsive, trauma-informed treatment curricula. Dr. Covington wrote the first manualized treatment program for substance use disorder treatment and authored the best-selling book, A Woman’s Way through the Twelve Steps, which has a new 30th Anniversary edition. Her latest book is the well-received Hidden Healers: The Unexpected Way Women Help Each Other Survive Prison.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How addiction impacts women differently
• The role of stigma
• The connection between trauma & addiction
• The need for trauma-informed, gender-sensitive treatment
• A Woman's Way Through the 12-Steps
• The impact of language
• Healing in community
• Women in prison
• Flaws in the criminal justice system

To learn more about Dr. Covington's work, please see the links below:

Website: www.stephaniecovington.com

Instagram: @StephanieCovingtonOfficial

A Woman’s Way through the Twelve Steps, 2nd edition (book, workbook and facilitator guide): https://www.stephaniecovington.com/books/bookstore/a-womans-way-through-the-twelve-steps-2nd-edition/

Hidden Healers: The Unexpected Ways Women in Prison Help Each Other Survive: https://www.stephaniecovington.com/books/bookstore/hidden-healers-the-unexpected-ways-women-in-prison-help-each-other-survive/

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