Inspiring Insights Episode #17: Stepping into Your 2021 Sober Power with Amy C. Willis
An episode of the Reawaken Co. Inspiring Insights podcast, hosted by Reawaken Co., titled "Inspiring Insights Episode #17: Stepping into Your 2021 Sober Power with Amy C. Willis" was published on May 20, 2021 and runs 68 minutes.
May 20, 2021 ·68m · Reawaken Co. Inspiring Insights
Summary
✨ I sat down with Amy C. Willis on the first episode of 2021 on Inspiring Insights. This was one of the most honest conversations we have hosted here. ✨ Amy & I discussed: - Why it's important to have a sobriety coach - What sustainable long term sobriety is and what the beginnings of that can look like for you (if that's your goal) - What is actually living in alignment? - What does being sober curious mean? And what’s a good first step to get curious? - Normative alcohol culture and how it wreaks havoc in our lives - The role that AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) plays in helping folks sustain their sobriety - Helpful alternatives for when AA does not work for you - Taking into account intersectionality in the process of becoming sober and how to choose a coach who aligns with you + MORE Who is Amy C. Willis? Amy C. Willis is a Sobriety & Mindset Coach who supports women in reclaiming their power and freedom through sobriety. Amy comes to this work after struggling with alcohol addiction for 15+ years and losing her dad to his alcohol addiction. Amy is a dual-certificated coach and is also a certified meditation teacher and a certified EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques)/tapping Practitioner, which are modalities she brings to her work with her clients. The foundation of Amy’s coaching practice is radical honesty, mindset transformation, habit change and resilience building. Prior to coaching, Amy worked in HIV prevention research at various academic and global institutions and earned a Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from York University. In addition to coaching, consulting, speaking and writing, Amy loves to travel, read, build community, move her body and meditate. When Amy’s not working, she’s hanging out with friends, spending time outdoors or cross-stitching. Amy works with clients globally both in 1-on-1 and group coaching programs and calls Toronto, Canada home. Contact her: http://holandwell.com/
Episode Description
✨ I sat down with Amy C. Willis on the first episode of 2021 on Inspiring Insights. This was one of the most honest conversations we have hosted here. ✨ Amy & I discussed: - Why it's important to have a sobriety coach - What sustainable long term sobriety is and what the beginnings of that can look like for you (if that's your goal) - What is actually living in alignment? - What does being sober curious mean? And what’s a good first step to get curious? - Normative alcohol culture and how it wreaks havoc in our lives - The role that AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) plays in helping folks sustain their sobriety - Helpful alternatives for when AA does not work for you - Taking into account intersectionality in the process of becoming sober and how to choose a coach who aligns with you + MORE Who is Amy C. Willis? Amy C. Willis is a Sobriety & Mindset Coach who supports women in reclaiming their power and freedom through sobriety. Amy comes to this work after struggling with alcohol addiction for 15+ years and losing her dad to his alcohol addiction. Amy is a dual-certificated coach and is also a certified meditation teacher and a certified EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques)/tapping Practitioner, which are modalities she brings to her work with her clients. The foundation of Amy’s coaching practice is radical honesty, mindset transformation, habit change and resilience building. Prior to coaching, Amy worked in HIV prevention research at various academic and global institutions and earned a Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from York University. In addition to coaching, consulting, speaking and writing, Amy loves to travel, read, build community, move her body and meditate. When Amy’s not working, she’s hanging out with friends, spending time outdoors or cross-stitching. Amy works with clients globally both in 1-on-1 and group coaching programs and calls Toronto, Canada home. Contact her: http://holandwell.com/
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