Ep 36: He Trained His Brain to Reject Alcohol—Then Had to Rebuild His Life

DId this podcast help you. Please let me and others know to support the show. Thank you. Ep 36: He Trained His Brain to Reject Alcohol—Then Had to Rebuild His LifeIn this episode of Sobriety Now What?, Stuart sits down with Ian Fee to explore what recovery really looks like beyond just quitting drinking.After decades of alcohol use, Ian shares the moment he could no longer lie to himself—and how that became the turning point in his life. He opens up about his unique experience with aversion therapy, a rarely discussed approach that helped change his relationship with alcohol.But this conversation goes deeper than how he stopped.It’s about what happens next.You’ll hear what early recovery really feels like, how to face the emotions that come up, and what it takes to rebuild your life with honesty, accountability, and support.This episode will help you: Understand the difference between stopping drinking and real recovery  Feel less alone in the emotional challenges of early sobriety  Learn how accountability and support can change everything  Begin thinking about how to build a better life in sobriety If you’re in early recovery—or starting to question your relationship with alcohol—this episode offers a new perspective and real hope.To learn more about: Ian Fee: Ianfee.com  Stuart Cline: Coaching: EvolvingFully.com, stuartcline.podia.comCounseling: nmcounseling.comPodcast: www.sobrietynowwhat.comInvitation to consider at least one helpful piece of information to help them thrive in their sobriety and to share with podcast with others and to follow and email questions. Support the showHI! If you would like to find out more things I offer, check out the links below. I am transitioning the title from Sobriety...Now What? to Live Unclouded, after the book title, I am publishing September 1st. 🌐 Website: www.Liveunclouded.com 🌱 Stuart Cline: www.Stuartcline.com 🧠 Counseling Services: www.nmcounseling.com 📧 Email: [email protected] a topic you’d like me to cover? Send me an email—I’d love to hear what would be most helpful for you.If this episode helped you: Follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with a friendDisclaimer This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. Listening to this podcast does not establish a therapeutic relationship. If you are in need of support, please reach out to a qualified healthcare provider.