Ep. 51 Addiction and A New Model For Recovery with Holly Whitaker
Addiction recovery is often seen through the lens of Alcoholics Anonymous, an organization established in the early 1900’s. Now, almost 100 years later, it is long due for us to reexamine addiction as women and how we can reclaim our lives. In this episode, Holly Whitaker shares her insights and thoughts on a different way that we can look at addiction and recovery with the needs of women in mind.
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HOLLY WHITAKER
Holly Whitaker is the founder and CEO of Tempest, Inc. (formerly Hip Sobriety, Inc.), a consumer brand, digital alternative/complement to AA. Tempest has served thousands of individuals on their path to recovery through their programs, educational courses, and media. Holly is a writer and the author of a soon-to-be published memoir/self-help book (Spring 2019, Crown Publishing Group). She is also the former co-host of the HOME podcast, which garnered a Webby Honorable Mention in 2017. She writes regularly for her own blog, Hip Sobriety, and the media site she founded, The Temper. Holly is a yoga instructor, certified in both Kundalini and Vinyasa. She loves jazz music, Rome, sleep, and oat milk. She lives in Brooklyn, N.Y., with her cat Mary Katherine.
