In March 2019 I was in a desperate place. I’d known for many years that my drinking was not what many would consider as ‘normal’. No-one could see this from the outside, everyone I was socialising with and had socialised with over the years had used alcohol and other substances.  The thing that I had always known to be different was that I didn’t have an off switch. My stop valve was broken! I ALWAYS carried on. I’d hate the ‘comedown’ and always wanted to extend the buzz, I was always the last to leave the party.

I didn’t like who I felt I had become, how bad my relationship with myself was and how that affected the people around me. At the beginning of 2019 I reached out to a local support, I couldn’t find a Recovery Coach but I did find a behaviour change workshop. I was petrified that I would know someone else in the room and what would they think?  Once I was in the group, I felt such a huge sense of relief that these people understood me and that there was other people out there struggling with the same issues that I was facing.

I am now over 1000 days sober. My life has changed so much for the better. Becoming sober was the best decision I have made in my life. Through my sobriety I realised that I wanted to help others that were facing the same issues I had been. I have been doing this through my sober support groups which I run twice a week and seeing clients on a 1:1 basis both over zoom and in person.

I chose the business name Limitless Recovery Coaching because in sobriety life really does become LIMITLESS.