After transitioning from an abstinence-based model to work at a harm reduction psychotherapy clinic, Travis Sackett began seeing recovery through a wider lens. He reflects on peer support, lived experience, meeting people where they are and why empowering individuals to define their own recovery goals can create meaningful change.
Author: Travis Sackett
How do you describe an audio experience that has no equal? How do you convince others to spend their time listening to an album not only for entertainment purposes, but because the therapeutic return on their investment could rival hours spent in a clinician’s chair? Fortunately, I’m not tasked with marketing Mike James’s “Secrets of a Life Coach” series. However, through offering a transparent look at his first album, “Now”, I hope to persuade you to immerse yourself in the short stories that he skillfully conveys. As a fellow storyteller, I immediately recognized that Mike understands how to deliver the…



