“The act of becoming a sober person is a sort of amends because I won’t hurt people the way that I did while I was drinking.”
-Katie Herzog
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Katie Herzog on The Path to Sobriety
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The narrative around alcohol addiction often revolves around abstinence and traditional recovery programs. Katie Herzog took a different path.
She drank herself sober.
Using the Sinclair Method, which uses naltrexone, a drug that blocks the euphoric effects of alcohol, Katie started down the path to sobriety. Over time, her cravings lessened and so did her drinking. Today she is sober.
Katie’s drinking was both secretive and problematic. I was personally stunned by the extent of her drinking. And her will to change things. She chronicles her story in her book
Join us as we unpack the complexities of addiction, recovery, and the transformative power of understanding one’s relationship with alcohol. Tune in to discover how a different approach can lead to a more hopeful and fulfilling life beyond addiction.
From Katie Herzog on Drinking and Sobriety
“I drank because I liked drinking. I thought it was fun.”
“Alcohol deadens emotions for some people and heightens emotions at other times.”
“The act of becoming a sober person is a sort of amends because I won’t hurt people the way that I did while I was drinking.”
“There are many paths out of alcohol use disorder, and it’s just not true that there’s only one.”
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