In this video of Leaving CrazyTown, Sarah and Finn discuss change and how it can often be wrought with fear, grief and ultimately joy. Finn shares the changes he has been going through and his fear regarding making new friends and losing old friends. Sarah and Finn share how to navigate personal changes in a healthy way.
SOBER ENTERTAINMENT: Let us entertain you! Here you’ll find a curated selection of podcasts, TV series & movies, events, and music with the underlying theme of addiction. We’re sober, not boring! We’re covering it if it’s trending in pop culture and relates to sobriety. Our taste is eclectic, and our reviews are honest. Check out the sober entertainment you never knew you needed until now.
ENTERTAINMENT SECTIONS:
#QUITLIT Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. #QUITLIT is our curated list of addiction and recovery book reviews. All Sober Curators should be well-read, from addiction and recovery memoirs to fiction and self-help.
#ADDICTION FICTION This is a newer genre of literature that explores the theme of addiction and recovery. These works of fiction often revolve around characters struggling with substance abuse and the emotional, physical, and psychological toll it takes on their lives. They may also delve into the complex dynamics of addiction within relationships and families. Addiction fiction typically focuses on themes of redemption, personal growth, and the journey toward recovery. By exploring these themes, addiction fiction can provide a powerful and relatable message.
THE MINDFUL BINGE features TV series where addiction and recovery are part of the main storyline.
MOVIE NIGHT WITH THE SOBER CURATOR brings you the movies we love that also carry the underlying story of addiction, recovery, and mental illness.
RECOVERY PODCASTLAND is your one-stop shop to check out all recovery-based podcasts we’ve been curating.
PLAY IT AGAIN is jamming with music selections representing some part of our journeys and giving us all the feels.
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Resources Are Available
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