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December 31 often feels psychologically loaded. There’s pressure to reset, plan, fix, and become someone new — especially after a long holiday season. In this reflective year-end episode of The Sober Edge Podcast, Teri explores a different approach to crossing the...
In this deeply energizing conversation, Teri sits down with author, hypnotherapist, and alcohol-free coach Nigel Jones, who shares how he went from 35 years of drinking to five years alcohol-free — not by white-knuckling or moderating, but by changing his identity....
How to Calm the "F" Down As we step into December—the last beautiful arc of 2025—I’ve been reflecting on how much growth this year has asked of me. And you know what? Most of that growth has come from learning how to listen to my body in an entirely new way. This week...
The Wild Ride to Sobriety: What Happens When Responsibility Becomes Freedom This week on The Sober Edge Podcast, I had the joy of speaking with Ian Fee, author of Wild Ride to Sobriety. If you haven’t read his book yet, it’s exactly what it sounds like: raw, honest,...
3 Promises, 2 Changes, 5 Lessons — A Decade Alcohol-Free This month, I celebrate ten years since I put down my last drink — and picked up my freedom. At the time, I thought I was giving something up. What I didn’t realize was that I was making a series of promises to...
This week on The Sober Edge Podcast, I’m joined by the wise and wonderful Nancy McKay, whose journey through addiction and healing has shaped a unique and powerful approach to recovery. Nancy combines lived experience with professional expertise as a Life Coach, Equus...
Why cutting back keeps you stuck... When it comes to alcohol, one of the most common pieces of advice is: “Just cut back.” If you’re drinking five drinks, make it four. If you’re drinking four nights a week, make it three. On the surface, it sounds smart. Small steps,...
One of the most common things I hear from women in recovery is: “I don’t know what to do with all this space I’ve created now that I’m not drinking.” That’s where creativity often steps in. And not the kind that requires you to pick up a paintbrush and create a...
When your family needs more than encouragement One of the hardest parts of having a loved one who struggles with addiction isn’t the late nights or the worry—it’s the silence.So many families are told to “set boundaries” or “practice tough love,” but they’re rarely...
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