Podcast appearances and mentions of taryn strong

In this episode, we discuss:Eradicating shame & stigmaA strengths-based approach to recoveryReimagining the 12-StepsWorkaholismEmbracing individualized pathways & patchworksAddiction in the familyThe "accidental" SHE RECOVERS movementThe power of communityDawn Nickel, PhD – or “Mama Dawn” as she is affectionately known in the women's recovery space, is passionate about redefining recovery, ending the shame and stigma around it, and ensuring that women are supported to find and follow individualized pathways and patchworks of recovery. A survivor of intimate partner violence and cancer and with over 35 years of recovery from substance use, Nickel currently identifies as being in active recovery from workaholism and the patriarchy. In her professional role as a health policy researcher and consultant, Nickel focuses on how best to support women who experience substance use disorders, mental health issues and related life issues.She and her daughter Taryn Strong (also in recovery from substance use and various life challenges) “accidentally” started a worldwide women's recovery movement called She Recovers when they started a Facebook page of that name in 2011. Since then, literally hundreds of thousands of women have been introduced to the She Recovers philosophy, approach and community. Nickel's firm belief that recovery is a daily practice, coupled with her commitment to paying her recovery forward, inspired her to write this book. Links & resources mentioned in the episode:Dawn's website: https://dawnnickel.com/SHE RECOVERS:  https://sherecovers.org/Dawn's New Book: She Recovers Every Day: Meditations for Women_____Join the new Sun & Moon Community Membership: https://sunandmoonsoberliving.com/membership/Follow @sunandmoon.soberliving on InstagramDisclaimer: The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. 

Taryn Strong is one of the Founders of SHE RECOVERS® Foundation as well as a Coach, Herbalist and Trauma Informed Yoga Teacher. Taryn's courageous and passion for recovering out loud has made her an influential voice in the global recovery movement. Taryn creates and curates transformational experiences online and in person through her group and private mentorship offerings. As a certified Trauma of Money Facilitator, she currently specializes in financial empowerment and money healing. She also mentors entrepreneurs in recovery who are seeking support to take up space, find their voice and expand their business through aligned impact. Taryn is also expecting her first child and I was curious about how she is navigating that rite of passage, not only spiritually and creatively, but also in the context of recovery. TarynStrong.com SheRecovers.org Mentioned in this episode: The Roots of Addiction in Free Market Society, by Dr.Bruce Alexander Rat Park studies In The Realm Of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction, by Dr.Gabor Maté

In this episode: Taryn's Recovery StoryChildhood Trauma & AddictionYoga & Somatic Therapies as Tools for RecoveryHealing the Trauma of MoneyMoney PsychologyStarting the SHE Recovers MovementReflections on Becoming a MotherTaryn Strong is one of the Founders of SHE RECOVERS® Foundation, a non-profit charity and grassroots movement that serves more 325,000 women and non-binary individuals. She is also a Coach, Herbalist, Trauma Informed Yoga Teacher and Trauma of Money Facilitator.Taryn's courageous vulnerability and passion for recovering out loud has made her an influential voice in the global recovery movement. Taryn creates and curates transformational experiences online and in person through her group and private mentorship offerings. As a certified Trauma of Money Facilitator, she currently specializes in financial empowerment & money healing. She also mentors entrepreneurs in recovery who are seeking support to take up space, find their voice and expand their business through aligned impact.See links below to connect with Taryn and learn more about her work:Instagram: @TarynStrongwww.tarynstrong.comhttps://sherecovers.org/_For free resources, group and 1:1 coaching to support your sober journey, visit sunandmoonsoberliving.com and follow @sunandmoon.soberliving on Instagram.Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. 

Sometimes if you're lucky someone reaches out to you in the early days when you're first trying to stop drinking and shows you how to take the first steps. And for me, that person was Dawn Nickel.  8 years ago, when I first thought that I needed to stop drinking and decided to try life without wine, Dawn reached out to me.  I was traveling with my son and husband from Seattle to Victoria, British Columbia for a long weekend, my first in 5 years where I wasn't going to drink, and Dawn picked me up for coffee, drove me to a beautiful beach and we talked all about drinking and not drinking and where I was and what I wanted and what I was afraid of.   She's amazing. And she's also a pretty big deal.  Today on the podcast I was thrilled to interview her and talk about women and the way we recover, from all things and in all ways.  I hope you love the conversation as much as I did.  Dr. Dawn Nickel is a respected thought leader in the women's recovery sphere and (along with her daughter Taryn Strong) the founder of SHE RECOVERS Foundation, a not-for-profit grassroots organization that inspires hope, reduces stigma, and empowers women in or seeking recovery for substance use and/or mental health challenges.  Dawn is a strong advocate for the view that every woman in or seeking recovery must be supported to find the tools and pathways that will work best for her as an individual. For full show notes and to grab the resources mentioned in this episode, headover www.hellosomedaycoaching.com/60   Want more support, resources and tools to help you go alcohol-free? You can Drink Less + Live More today with The Sobriety Starter Kit. It's the private, on-demand coaching course you need to break out of the drinking cycle - without white-knuckling it or hating the process. Grab the  Free Sober Girls Guide To Quitting Drinking, 30 Tips For Your First 30 Days   Connect with Casey Find out more about Casey and her coaching programs, head over to her website, www.hellosomedaycoaching.com Take a screenshot of your favorite episode, post it on your Instagram and tag me @caseymdavidson and tell me your biggest takeaway!

Getting lost in all the talk of 2021 vision boards? Resolutions? Goals? MEEEE TOOOOO! So, I did you a big favor and pulled a few of my favorite articles that discuss a few gentler ways to gear up for the new year. What could that be?? Glad you asked… I'm talking setting intentions and choosing a word of the year. Yup, you heard right… WORD… one word, for the whole entire year. This seems a little more palatable than any resolutions we've dreamed up in the past eh?   --------------------------------------------------------------- INFORMATION RESEACHED AND DISCUSSED on this episode: How To Set Intentions For The New Year – Ana McRae, Results Coaching https://moveyourmountains.org/post/how-to-set-intentions-for-the-new-year/#:~:text=How%20To%20Set%20Intentions%20For%20The%20New%20Year,Create%20a%20clear%20picture%20of%20your%20vision https://moveyourmountains.org/ https://www.instagram.com/anamcraecoaching/ https://www.facebook.com/anamcraecoaching   11 Healthy Intentions to Set for the New Year; Don't let the stress of 2020 destroy your mental health in 2021– Joshira Maduro https://thriveglobal.com/stories/11-healthy-intentions-to-set-for-the-new-year/ https://dreamsoverdebt.com/ https://www.instagram.com/Dreams_Over_Debt/ https://twitter.com/MaduroMoney https://twitter.com/Dreams_Over_Debt   Most People Fail to Achieve Their New Year's Resolution. For Success, Choose a Word of the Year Instead - Marla Tabaka https://www.inc.com/marla-tabaka/why-set-yourself-up-for-failure-ditch-new-years-resolution-do-this-instead.html https://marlatabaka.com/ https://twitter.com/MarlaTabaka https://www.facebook.com/itsMarlaTabaka/   2021 Word of the Year (and 100 ideas for yours) - Elisabeth McKnight https://elisabethmcknight.com/word-of-the-year-ideas/ https://www.instagram.com/elisabethmcknight/ https://www.facebook.com/elisabethmcknightblog/   WORKSHOP WITH MONEY COACH LINDA PARMAR https://www.lindaparmar.com/newmoney https://www.instagram.com/lindaparmarcoach/ https://www.facebook.com/lindaparmarcoaching/ She Recovers® Foundation Trauma Informed Yoga with Taryn Strong https://sherecovers.org/yoga-with-taryn-strong/ https://www.facebook.com/SheRecovers https://www.instagram.com/she_recovers/   Sleep/Meditation APP Lori discussed: MeditationOasis.com Rest & Relax APP https://apps.apple.com/us/app/relax-rest-guided-meditations/id354176883 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meditationoasis.rest   Contest Winner Announce on February 1             #therecoveryhourpodcast and #wordoftheyear             Tag @the.recovery.hour.podcast   FOR ALL THINGS THE RECOVERY HOUR: therecoveryhour.com loriwindfeldt.com IG: @the.recovery.hour.podcast FB: @therecoveryhourpodcast  

We are back after our "podcast pause." As individuals, and as an organization, we took the sacred pause to focus energy and efforts on our antiracism work. In this episode Shari Hampton (SHE RECOVERS Coach and Trusted Advisor, speaker and consultant) chats with SHE RECOVERS Foundation founders Dawn Nickel and Taryn Strong. Shari shares her experience of being a Black woman in recovery, as well as how she has been pivoting since covid-19. Dawn and Taryn share how the SHE RECOVERS Foundation has pivoted in terms of prioritizing antiracism work as a recovery organization.Shari Hampton: http://sharihampton.com/Online event: SHE RECOVERS Critical Conversation: Healing the Effects of Racism for Black Women in Recovery. https://bit.ly/3o8QwTdSHE RECOVERS Support for Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Facebook Group and free weekly online gathering: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SHERECOVERSSupportBIWOC/SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Hello Holistic Helper… I am Cybele and I am a SHE RECOVERS Coach I help sober women work through their mom guilt from past drinking, stay sober while living with someone who still drinks, and rediscover their inner child. Today, I would like to help you reconnect to your true self by guiding you through a loving inner child reconnection exercise. Beverly has provided me with some questions to answer, all in support of you taking good care of yourself while you do great work into the world. Thank you for being here… When I was 7 years sober, I went on a SHERECOVERS retreat on a beautiful farm in Canada. There, I participated in twice daily trauma informed yoga led by the magical Taryn Strong, cofounder of SHERECOVERS. I was on my mat, doing breath of joy, when a ten year old me appeared. I could feel her energetic presence standing in front of me, facing me, and she was angry. I was quite surprised to see her and curious as well. What did this mean? Why was she so angry? Within a week's time, a good friend reached out and asked me if I, along with a third friend, wanted to start inner child work. This is how things unfolded. As I became curious, the universe provided. I knew in my heart that it was time to start doing Inner Child work. There are many wonderful guided meditations, books, and videos on inner child work. I started by reading what is called The 14 Traits of an Adult Child, also known as The Laundry List, from Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional families, which is a 12 step organization. I also follow the work of Dr. Nicole Lepera, also known as the holistic psychologist. She has educational videos on youtube and other resources that explore Inner Child healing work. I would like to invite you to practice an inner child exercise now. If it feels safe, find a comfortable place to sit, you may want to place your feet on the ground or lay down somewhere comfortably. I invite you to place your hands gently on your cheeks. If it feels safe, you may close your eyes. And just repeat these affirmations in your mind or out loud. All your feelings are valid. I will always listen to you. You're allowed to slow down. I will always protect you. You are allowed to be you. I will keep you safe. You're allowed to be playful. I adore you. You're allowed to make mistakes. I will never, ever leave you. You're allowed to change. I won't abandon you. Contact Info... wideawakerecovery@gmail.com Instagram @wideawakerecovery https://www.wideawakerecovery.com/ Cybele (M.Ed, CPC, CPRC, SRCD) will support you as you move forward into a life of radical self-acceptance, self-love, and self-compassion. She is fascinated with inner child work, brain science, trauma-informed healing, self-regulation techniques, and mindfulness. With more than 30 years of teaching experience, she will help you identify your goals and develop an actionable plan to achieve them. She has been alcohol-free since 2011 and specializes in helping women who have mom guilt or live with someone who still drinks. She will support you on your journey to wellness and believes every woman has agency in her own healing process. She is bilingual (Spanish/English). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spreconnect/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spreconnect/support

In this interview Taryn Strong, co-founder of SheRecovers, opens up about the trauma and inner child work she set out to do after her relapse and what it's like to run a recovery community with her mother. "At the core, we are all the same... Everyone is recovering from something" These words are core values at SheRecovers which is a program open to women and nonbinary folks no matter what they are recovering from. https://sherecovers.org/ https://www.buddhistrecovery.org/

If you've ever wondered about the inner thoughts of the women behind the formation of the largest women's global recovery network, you do not want to miss this episode! While keeping it upbeat, Lori still manages to dig deep with her guests Dawn Nickel and daughter Taryn Strong and they do not disappoint! They are spilling the tea as they share their experiences about their professional and private lives (then and now!) Dawn and Taryn discuss the creation of the SHE RECOVERS®Foundation, each of their addiction/recovery stories, as well as their personal relationship with each other. They talk about it ALL… recovery, family, trauma, violence... dinner with Judy Garland & Jim Morrison?! What!  About SHE RECOVERS® FOUNDATION || SHE RECOVERS® is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity with a growing and evolving community currently consisting of more than 325,000 women in or seeking recovery from substance use disorders, other behavioral health issues and/or life challenges. We believe in a world where all women in or seeking recovery are celebrated, supported, and deemed essential to healthy communities. We accomplish this by inspiring hope, reducing stigma and empowering women to increase their recovery capital, heal themselves, and help other women to do the same. As the largest women's global recovery network, we have come to know that we are strong and courageous women—and we don't have to recover alone. Dawn Nickel is a thought leader in the women's recovery sphere, with a PhD in health care policy and experience researching and writing about women experiencing substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and intimate partner violence. She and her daughter Taryn founded the SHE RECOVERS Foundation to connect, support and empower women in or seeking recovery from behavioral health issues and related life challenges. Dawn started her own journey of recovery from a substance use disorder and domestic violence in 1987, she is also in recovery from anxiety, grief, trauma, overworking and cancer.  Taryn Strong is a social media influencer in the recovery and wellness space and a leader in the SHE RECOVERS Global Movement. Taryn identifies as being in recovery from trauma, a substance use disorder and self-injurious behavior. A trauma-informed yoga instructor, recovery coach and an aromatherapist, Taryn has developed a unique yoga retreat program and led over 40 yoga for recovery retreats since 2012. She is also the host of the popular SHE RECOVERS Podcast and most recently created and taught the inaugural trauma informed SHE RECOVERS Yoga Teacher Training Program. THE RECOVERY HOUR INSPIRE others to tell their story || LIVE your best life || GIVE back to those in need.

Have you ever wondered what exactly is Yoga For Recovery or Trauma Informed Yoga?  How does it differ from Bikram, Ashtanga, Power Yoga or Kundalini? Can yoga help you heal your mind, body and spirit as you walk away from drinking? How can releasing a traumatic experience from your body through yoga help you heal before illness, chronic fatigue, dis-ease, autoimmune disorders may manifest.    And what about essential oils? How do they work and are they worth the hype? What's the difference between all the different options?  What's the oil of a Buoyant Heart? The Inner Child? Energetic Boundaries? Sexual Healing? Truth and Connection?    Today we're here to answer these questions and more with one of my favorite teachers in recovery, yoga and life: Taryn Strong,    Taryn is a founder of the SHE RECOVERS Foundation - a global grassroots movement currently consisting of more than 300,000 women in or seeking recovery from substance use disorders, other behavioral health issues and/or life challenges.    Taryn is a trauma-informed yoga instructor, recovery coach and an aromatherapist.    Taryn has developed a unique yoga retreat program and led over 40 yoga for recovery retreats since 2012.    She is also the host of the SHE RECOVERS Podcast and most recently created and taught the inaugural trauma informed SHE RECOVERS Yoga Teacher Training  Program.   Taryn identifies as being in recovery from trauma, a substance use disorder and self-injurious behavior and believes that recovery is a journey to wholeness – in which we take care of our mind, body and spirit.   In this episode, you'll learn: Why healing your body is an important part of your sobriety journey.  How essential oils can play a huge role in your recovery How balancing the energy around your heart can help you heal from codependency, isolation, depression, or fear of intimacy. Why a grounding yoga practice can help center you when you're feeling anxious, overwhelmed or unsettled. Taryn's step-by-step morning meditation practice (which can be done without ever leaving your bed!)    A strong yoga practice and essential oils can be an important tool in your "sober toolkit" as a pathway to holistic healing and recovery.   Today we dive into everything you need to know about these practices to get started!   More about Yoga with Taryn https://sherecovers.co/yoga-with-taryn-strong/ As part of her online yoga signature recovery series and online monthly membership Taryn takes you on a gentle, trauma-informed journey of exploration that will help heal your body, mind and spirit.   Taryn offers an extensive library of themed yoga classes online including her six-session signature recovery series below.      Heart Space   Balance the energy around your heart to help heal from codependency, isolation, depression, or fear of intimacy.     Resilience   Resilience is like a muscle – the more life throws at us, the more opportunities we have to strengthen our resilience and thrive.     Grounding Practice   Are you often anxious? Overwhelmed? Unsettled? Use this practice to find your center and get grounded.     Issues in Your Tissues   Nikki Myers from Y12SR teaches us that everything that happens to us in our lives, we store in our bodies.     Feel It To Heal It   We have learned that feelings won't kill us – but running from them – might.     Crimes Against Wisdom   If you have been hearing yourself saying, “I know I shouldn't, but I am going to do it anyway” – this class is for you.     More about the Essential Oils mentioned in this episode Uplifting Oils: Lemon - The oil of energy of focus. Peppermint  - The oil of a buoyant heart. Bergamot - The oil of self-acceptance. Calming Oils: Lavender - The oil of communication. Frankincense - The oil of truth and connection. Roman Chamomile -  The oil of spiritual purpose Trauma Healing Oils: Jasmine - The oil of sexual healing Ylang Ylang -  The oil of the inner child White Fir - The oil of generational healing  Tea Tree - The oil of energetic boundaries   Links and Resources mentioned in this episode   The Free Sober Girls Guide To Quitting Drinking   Connect with She Recovers https://sherecovers.co/together-online/  https://sherecovers.co/our-retreats/  SHE RECOVERS on Facebook: facebook.com/sherecovers The SHE RECOVERS Intentions & Guiding Principles    Shownotes: www.hellosomedaycoaching.com/16   Connect with Taryn Strong https://sherecovers.co/yoga-with-taryn-strong/  https://www.instagram.com/tarynstrong/  Click here to become a member of Taryn's dōTERRA Essential Oils for Recovery Group  Taryn's Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/tarynstrong   Connect with Casey McGuire Davidson   www.hellosomedaycoaching.com Casey @ Hello Someday Coaching (@caseymdavidson) Listen to more podcast episodes to drink less + live more. Thanks for listening!

On this episode, I catch up with my Canadian sister, Taryn Strong of She Recovers. This episode is all about alternatives and how to pivot. From business to recovery, Taryn walks us through how She Recovers is pivoting in this time and alternatives and plant medicine that has aided Taryn along her recovery journey.  Buonafide 0.0 Non Alcoholic wine is a great alternative in your recovery. 

odaatchat.com Soberlifeschool.com   I love this episode already, because we ran through a “recovery checklist” of sorts that I’m going to have to use in future episodes. It was totally an inspired thought! Felt kinda magical if I’m honest…   Anyway, I have a little story to share with you. So years ago, when I first got sober I was in that emotional place where I had tried all my best ideas to fix my own life, cuz it was a total disaster, but nothing was improving.    I was completely broken heartbroken because my boyfriend and I had just broken up, I had a ton of bills and no money, and all my friends were fed up.    But as “luck” would have it, (and when I say luck, i’m using air quotes) I met a woman who pulled me aside and offered to work with me. I was so desperate for change, I did everything she told me to do, which was A LOT.    But things started to shift, my life started to evolve in ways I never could have imagined. I found peace, relief, and such profound purpose that has given my life such rich meaning, it’s kinda hard to put into words. I was hooked!   Over the last 25 years since that experience, I’ve been obsessed with workshops and exercises that identify the blocks to healing. So that’s what I want to share with you, if you’re ready for it.   It’s a transformational program that starts with a 3 month plan so that you can build a foundation for your own life.   Want to know why I finally decided to take the plunge myself? Other than being completely frustrated? I read this quote by Albert Einstein “A problem can’t be solved with the mind that created it.” For me, that was it and I’m so grateful I did because my life today is unrecognizable from where I started. I’ve been married for over 22 years, sober for 25, I’m debt free except for my house, and I feel really good about who I am today.   If you’re ready to find out more, visit odaatchat.com and look for the butterfly on the right!   So back to today’s episode, Taryn and her mom Dawn Nickel, who was also a previous guest, are the founders of SheRecovers, an absolutely incredible resource for women in recovery. They offer online meetings, retreats, and a huge community of over 270K women, all focused on recovery. And today Taryn is going to share her story and how she recovers. So with that, I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

About Our GuestTaryn Strong is the co-founder of She Recovers, a yoga program that aims to incorporate yoga and meditation with recovery. She is a rising influencer for women who, like her, are recovering from multiple things. Taryn herself is proud of bouncing back from eating disorders, drug addiction, and even self-harming. You can connect with her Instagram. You may also reach out to She Recovers through their Facebook and Instagram.

Building a Supportive Community for Women in Recovery with Taryn Strong Recovery, whether from a physical, spiritual, emotional, or mental injury, is never easy. It requires a lot of internal work that can take a toll on our overall well-being. Because of this, the role our community and environment play in our recovery process is just as important as the efforts we put ourselves. A supportive circle can make all the difference in the world and can be our best hope as we go on this path of recovery. In this episode of Radically Loved Radio, we have the incredible Taryn Strong as our guest to share her personal journey of healing and recovery. She also shares with us her experiences in using her platform to build a community for people who are in similar situations. Check out the podcast highlights below. Be sure to subscribe and tune in for all the details! About Our Guest Taryn Strong is the co-founder of She Recovers, a yoga program that aims to incorporate yoga and meditation with recovery. She is a rising influencer for women who, like her, are recovering from multiple things. Taryn herself is proud of bouncing back from eating disorders, drug addiction, and even self-harming. Now, she dedicates most of her time to building a safe community for women in recovery. The Path to Recovery and Enlightenment The Cycle of Addiction and Recovery Taryn recovered from multiple struggles such as self-harm, eating disorders, codependency, and even self-esteem issues. At 16, she suffered from substance use disorder as well. Recovering from rock bottom is one of the most transformative moments of her life. She had thought she’s done with recovery until she was reintroduced to her vices. Her lowest point was when she wasn’t in alignment with herself and not living her truest self. Some time in between, Taryn and her mom started the She Recovers yoga program while Taryn was still under the influence. It was only after fully acknowledging her unhealthy ways that Taryn finally started the journey to recovery. Her mom is also recovering from workaholism, anxiety, depression, cancer, and domestic abuse. Their different approaches to recovery are what helps them both. Women in Recovery and Understanding Yourself Everyone is recovering from something. Not everyone suffers from the same thing. What matters is you are doing your best, and you are in a supportive community. It’s essential to make the spiritual and emotional connection between your struggles and what you feel. Recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process. When you begin to understand yourself and your needs, that’s the time you can ask for the help and support you need. One of She Recovers’ main guiding principles is that people need support to find the patchworks and pathways to recovery. Making the Connection Between Yoga and Recovery Taryn has been a dancer for most of her life, and she realized that movement is therapeutic for her. When she finally listened to this connection, she explored and fell in love with yoga. The Concept of Permission and What Recovery Path Works for You Give yourself permission to know your modality. Surround yourself with supportive people who understand your mode of recovery. There is no single template for recovery. We shouldn’t feel like there’s a “system,” and that if we aren’t part of it, then we aren’t recovering. Unsupportive environments require you to be dogmatic and evangelical about their methods. Listen to your voice and intuition. People’s healing will be different, and their personal journey is a way of honoring themselves as well. Women always have to ask permission to do things. It gives off a feeling of guilt and a constant wanting to do something to resist. For Taryn, her recovery wasn’t only from her substance abuse and eating disorders, among others. It was also recovery from patriarchy. Building a Supportive Community for Recovery Growing apart is normal for relationships. Choose quantity over quality. Stick to people who you know will genuinely and strongly support you, no matter how few they may be. Taryn’s broader community just came by organically. These are people who she hasn’t met yet in real life, but has supported her over the years. There is a heart and soul connection, even when you have not personally met some people. You’ll know when every time you talk or interact with them, you just feel better. Three Main Foundations of Building a Support Group First, stay open-minded and open-hearted. Try not to get too fixated on one idea or one opportunity. Second, believe that you are worthy of love, recovery, and healing. Third, trust yourself. 5 Powerful Quotes from this Episode “What I was losing was myself, and I was completely out of alignment with myself and not in integrity. And that was the worst imaginable feeling for me—not being in alignment and not living my truest self..” (Taryn) “Everybody is recovering from something.” (Taryn) “When we can get to a place where we understand who we are and what we need for ourselves, we can then be able to get to a place where we can ask for help and get the support that we need from the people that we need it [from].” (Rosie) “I see it every day; when we give women support and permission to recover in their own way, they do recover, and it's different for everyone. I mean, all of our experiences are different, so it just makes sense that our healing journeys are going to be different as well.” (Taryn) “When you start living your truth, whatever your truth is, or when you do start this path of healing, you just find each other.” (Taryn) Resources She Recovers Podcast with Taryn Strong You can connect with Taryn through her Instagram. You may also reach out to She Recovers through their Facebook and Instagram. Meanwhile, you can find all the details about their upcoming events, retreats, workshops, yoga coaching programs, and podcasts on their website.   Start Your Own Podcast! Get $200 OFF click the link below:  https://podcastpro.teachable.com/?affcode=434686_bkdjbdop   Shop YouVeda:  https://www.youveda.com/   SKINNYDIPPED.COM CODE: RADLOVE15  for 15% off   Sign Up For My Newsletter  CLICK HERE:    UPCOMING RETREATS   Finding Your Life's Purpose - SCOTLAND (May 2020) https://www.radicallyloved.com/scotland  

Ready to meet someone super cool? Annie Grace chats it up with Taryn Strong – one of the founders of She Recovers – an organization aimed at connecting, supporting, and empowering women. Taryn takes us back to her first drink at 12 years old and walks us through her hard-partying past of alcohol and cocaine. Find out how Taryn took her recovery experience and used it to help others through a variety of resources, including yoga, women’s retreats, and coaching. Links: She Recovers Website

This week on Talk Recovery Radio we talk recovery with Dawn Nickel, a visionary in the recovery movement and over the past eight years has been working diligently to create social media spaces to support women who are in or seeking recovery. Along with her daughter Taryn Strong (also in recovery) Dawn is the creator of SHE RECOVERS – currently the largest online platform dedicated to supporting women in recovery from addiction and related life challenges. Dawn started her own journey of recovery from a substance use disorder and mental health issues in 1987. She is a strong advocate for the view that every woman in or seeking recovery must be supported to find the tools and pathways that will work best for her as an individual. Also, Brooklyn tells her personal story of recovery from addiction and how she found a new way of life.

Taryn is the co-founder of SHE RECOVERS (with her mama, Dawn Nickel.)  SHE RECOVERS® is an international movement of self-identified women in or seeking recovery from a wide variety of issues, including substance use disorders and other behavioral health issues, trauma, abuse, codependency, cancer, grief, low self-esteem, perfectionism and other life challenges. SHE RECOVERS® creates welcoming spaces and transformative opportunities – online and in real life – to connect, support and empower recovering women.  Taryn is a Trauma Informed Yoga instructor, dōTERRA Wellness Advocate and soon to be Recovery Coach. She has led over 25 yoga for recovery retreats, presented at several Yoga conferences, and has co-taught alongside Elena Brower. More recently, Taryn has started teaching SHE RECOVERS Yoga at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health and launched an inaugural SHE RECOVERS Yoga Teacher Training  Program (October 2019.) Connect with Taryn: She Recovers | Instagram Joy: move your body everyday in a joyful way Hustle:The Four Hour Workweek / The Beautiful Life Lab

A true pioneer in the recovery community, I chat with Taryn Strong the co founder of She Recovers. Along side her mom Dawn, the sober duo orchestrates out of this world retreats, conferences and pop up events for women in recovery. Taryn shares her personal recovery journey and how She Recovers came to be. If you think you know you have no idea, you are in for some twists and turns this episode.

This week, we are thrilled to have Taryn Strong on the podcast! Taryn is co-founder of She Recovers, an international movement which has its roots as an online-based safe space for women in all phases and types of recovery. She Recovers has also evolved into real-life events such as retreats and conferences (supported by Taryn's Yoga for Recovery program!), recovery coaching and sharing circles around the U.S. and Canada. Taryn grew up around addiction, floating in and out of recovery before making the ultimate decision to leave drugs and alcohol behind for good.  Listen in as she shares her incredible story, what her life looks like post-booze and drugs, and what's in store for herself and She Recovers in the future!   She Recovers: https://sherecovers.co She Recovers Yoga: https://sherecovers.co/yoga-with-taryn-strong/ Article: "This Is What ‘Self-Care’ REALLY Means, Because It’s Not All Salt Baths And Chocolate Cake" by Brianna West: https://thoughtcatalog.com/brianna-wiest/2017/11/this-is-what-self-care-really-means-because-its-not-all-salt-baths-and-chocolate-cake/

Taryn Strong is an amazing soul, bursting with life and positive energy. A firm member of the badass brigade, she advocates for multiple pathways of recovery for women. Her energy is contagious and is a source of solace and hope for women across the globe. As a recovery advocate, she hosts events all over the world specifically dedicated to creating a space for women to recover. Taryn is grateful to be in recovery from drug addiction, self harm, disordered eating and codependency. Taryn was raised by recovering parents (Dawn is her mom) so recovery has been a part of her everyday life for a long time. She completed her 300 hour yoga teaching training program in her home town of Victoria, British Columbia in 2007 after falling in love with yogic philosophies and the power of transformation through the mind/body/spirit connection. Taryn received her “Yoga of Recovery” certification at the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Farm and her “Yoga for Trauma” certification in 2014. She has since developed a unique “Yoga for Recovery” program which integrates yoga and meditation with spirituality and recovery principles from a wide variety of recovery pathways (including but not limited to the 12 step pathway). In addition to teaching yoga classes across Victoria and leading the Yoga for Recovery program for She Recovers Retreats, Taryn's latest role is as the creator and artisan of She Recovers Malas. For more about Taryn have a look at her video. To connect with Taryn: * Website: www.sherecovers.co * Facebook: SheRecovers * IG: @tarynstrong * IG: @sherecoversla  

In this week's episode, Tammi and Sondra happily share a conversation with Taryn Strong. Taryn is a yoga and meditation teacher and co-founder of the beloved She Recovers, a global movement to embrace and empower all women in all forms and modalities of recovery. Taryn candidly shares her own recovery story, how that relates to having a Mom also in recovery and how it led them both to the beautiful path they are currently on. Taryn also talks about the importance of yoga and community in her journey to well-being and how she incorporates those philosophies into the foundation on which her company is built, for now and into their bright future. You can learn more about Taryn and She Recovers at  https://sherecovers.co/. This week Taryn shares three items from her Unruffled Toolbox: (1) Daily yoga practice; (2) Essential oils; and (3) Grocery shopping + making meals at home.

Taryn Strong was sitting atop the largest resource for women in recovery and keeping a secret: namely that in between hosting retreats in places like Bali, where she and her mom Dawn Nickel were getting women to open up about their recovery, she was doing coke. She'd been honest about her past up until then—about self-harm, about co-dependency, about a drug phase when she was younger—but coming clean about the fact that she was also an addict required a new level of bravery. In this episode, Taryn talks about the SheRecovers brand—the retreats they host, the malas they sell, the coaches the certify—and so much more. NOTE: This episode is from a Facebook Live interview that we did, which means that the audio isn't as sharp as it is on regular episodes. Please bear with that! And please tune into my regular Facebook Live interviews, which take place at 4 pm PST on Tuesdays (unless I have a conflict, in which case I reschedule but announce the change on my page. Make sure you Like my page so stay up on the info!)

Taryn's parents entered into recovery when she was a youngster, so she spent her childhood playing in church basements during their meetings and knew the language of recovery inside out. Later she applied her heart for recovery as a trauma-informed teacher of Yoga for Recovery and led SheRecovers retreats together with her mom Dawn. Yet still she found herself awakening to her own need for healing and turned to bravely face her inner demons with the same honest aproach she offered to others.