Society & Culture:Personal Journals
This week's guest, Miles, felt out of place when he first came to Pride Institute back in 2013. He was addicted to Adderall, a substance he used to treat his body dysmorphia, when most of the other clients used meth. He remembers others in the community telling him, "If you like Adderall, you better stay away from Meth," and while he never intended on using meth, it wasn't until a few years after his first stint in treatment that he found his new vice. Miles has been sober since September 9, 2021.
More Episodes
Growth happens in the icky stuff
2023-05-04
405
2023-05-04
405
My first adult decision I made was not to leave treatment
2023-03-29
248
2023-03-29
248
Birthday party turned intervention
2023-01-26
250
2023-01-26
250
Addiction cannot be familiarized without trauma being healed
2022-12-29
133
2022-12-29
133
Suboxone saved my life
2022-11-03
141
2022-11-03
141
I don’t think I could get through my sobriety without faith
2022-10-20
129
2022-10-20
129
The body is just an ornament, your spirit is what’s alive
2022-09-22
156
2022-09-22
156
I never ”used” to have fun
2022-09-08
128
2022-09-08
128
Teacher of the Year
2022-08-11
105
2022-08-11
105
I can find a problem for every solution
2022-07-28
100
2022-07-28
100
I never got to be a kid growing up… and now I do
2022-07-14
137
2022-07-14
137
Resource: Avenues for Youth
2022-06-30
82
2022-06-30
82
Resource: Visions Teen in Malibu, CA
2022-06-16
112
2022-06-16
112
One was never enough
2022-06-02
109
2022-06-02
109
I don’t wanna be like that guy from Shameless
2022-04-21
123
2022-04-21
123
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
