Speaker library
Browse the latest recovery talks, workshops, and speaker shares across the 12-step fellowships.
Melody, a member of many 12-step groups and author of influential books like ‘Codependent No More,’ shares their profound journey through trauma and addiction to recovery. They emphasize the importance of self-forgive...
Peter S, a recovering addict from Australia, shares their profound journey, emphasizing that their path to sobriety involved more than just abstaining from drugs. They highlight the crucial role of service, such as le...
Sam T, a grateful recovery method addict from Dallas, Texas, shares their ten-year sobriety journey, acknowledging the profound impact of the Crystal Anonymous meeting started in Los Angeles on the burgeoning recovery...
Ken R emphasizes the crucial role of continuous effort in sobriety, highlighting that despite a lack of desire, showing up for meetings and service is essential. They share their personal journey, marked by past traum...
Ray D shares their journey of discovering spiritual attraction, moving from a childhood fascination with the occult to finding profound healing and energy in a 12-step program. They describe how a deep dive into step ...
Rhonda W shares their powerful journey from severe crystal addiction and homelessness to seventeen years of continuous sobriety. They recount the profound spiritual malady that preceded their drug use, leading to a li...
Carin B discusses codependency not as a disease, but as a wound of the human condition, born from the ego’s sense of separation from others and a higher power. They emphasize the importance of surrendering ego and per...
In this workshop, Louise G discusses how growing up with external messages can alter our body chemistry and lead to accommodating unhealthy beliefs. They explain that we often become so accustomed to burdens that we s...
Erik B, a crystal meth addict, shares their journey of recovery, highlighting the persistent nature of their disease and the profound impact of the program. They recount their early struggles with feelings of differen...
Donald B shares their extensive experience in various recovery fellowships, highlighting CoDA as a “family of choice” where they found acceptance and clarity to become their true self. They emphasize that recovery is ...