EPISODE · May 17, 2022 · 1H 17M
#19: Embracing Who You Are with Jen Hirst, Sober Coach & Founder of LivingZeroProof
from Sun & Moon Sober Living Podcast · host Mary Tilson
Jen Hirst is a sober & fitness coach, speaker and founder of LivingZeroProof. She is also a graphic designer by day, a wife and mother of two children.Sober since April 24, 2013, Jen coaches women struggling with alcohol on how to implement healthy habits to manage stress and overwhelm to forge a sustainable path to recovery. Throughout her nine years living alcohol-free, she values the importance of taking care of all aspects of your health in sobriety: your physical health and your mental health. Jen preaches that exercise is the best medicine, and by moving your body… you can change your mind. In this episode, we discuss:Jen’s history with drinkingUsing Adderall to fuel workaholism & perfectionism The stages of recoveryNavigating shameEmbracing your introvertThe importance of self-care in recoveryAlcohol in the health & wellness industryJen’s best tips for sustainable sobrietySee links below to connect with Jen and learn more about her work:Instagram @JenLeeHirst | Website: LivingZeroProof__Be sure to follow @sunandmoon.soberliving and visit the Sun & Moon Sober Living Website for more resources on Holistic Sober Living.
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Jen Hirst is a sober & fitness coach, speaker and founder of LivingZeroProof. She is also a graphic designer by day, a wife and mother of two children. Sober since April 24, 2013, Jen coaches women struggling with alcohol on how to implement healthy habits to manage stress and overwhelm to forge a sustainable path to recovery. Throughout her nine years living alcohol-free, she values the importance of taking care of all aspects of your health in sobriety: your physical health and your me...
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