Eternally Amy

In this episode, Amy Liz Harrison welcomes Janice Johnson Dowd to share her powerful story of healing family relationships while navigating the path of sobriety. Together, they dive into the challenges and rewards at the intersection of motherhood, recovery, and the transformative journey of emotional healing. Key Points: Janice's Journey: Janice opens up about her battle with al

In this episode, Amy chats with Hadley Sorenson about the realities of the "mommy wine culture," the impact of alcohol on motherhood, and their shared journeys of transformation and sobriety. This candid conversation delves into the deconstruction of faith, motherhood, and life with ADHD, all while balancing humor and seriousness. Key Points: Hadley's Journey: Hadl

In this third and final installment of our deep dive into ADHD, host Amy shares her personal experiences and insights on living with ADHD. As a bestselling author, certified life coach, and meditation teacher, Amy emphasizes the importance of seeking professional advice while sharing her journey. She recounts specific examples from her life, including the challenges of managing res

In this episode of our ongoing deep dive into ADHD, we continue exploring the unique challenges faced by women with ADHD. Building on insights from Part 1, we delve into the often overlooked symptoms of ADHD in women and how these differences impact their lives. We examine how ADHD manifests differently in girls compared to boys, the historical lack of research on female ADHD, and

In this episode of Eternally Amy, host Amy Liz Harrison delves into the complexities of living with ADHD. Sharing her personal journey and insights, Amy discusses how ADHD has impacted her life and how she manages it through medication and other strategies. She emphasizes the importance of proper diagnosis and treatment, especially for women, and offers practical advice for those w

In this episode, Amy continues her exploration of life and sobriety through the lens of a circus analogy. Amy revisits the concept "hurting people hurt people," sharing a personal encounter with a struggling fire breather. Building on the previous episode, she delves deeper into the roles within a metaphorical circus to highlight various dynamics in organizations, focusing on the r

In this episode, Amy explores the different roles people play in the journey of life and recovery, drawing parallels to the term “Not My Circus Not My Monkeys” However you choose to relate yourself to this analogy, you’re sure to find ways it ties in some way in your own experiences! Amy shares her personal experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of community,

In this episode, we sit down with Suki Jones, a San Francisco Bay Area-based writer, mother, and long-term recovery advocate. Suki shares her harrowing journey through addiction and trauma, detailing her path to sobriety and the impact of harm reduction programs. From her tumultuous childhood to raising two children as a single mother while battling addiction, Suki's story is one o

In this episode, Amy explores the 8th Step: The process of making amends, reflecting on past harms, and nurturing meaningful relationships. Step 8 of the 12-step program is a crucial step, not only in repairing connections but also in reclaiming self-value and embracing the freedom of sobriety. Key Points: -Step 8 of the 12-step program, emphasizing its significance in personal gro

In this episode, Amy delves into the world of writing with novelist and essayist Stephen Marche. Stephen shares insights from his book On Writing and Failure, discussing the unique perseverance required to endure the life of a writer. From personal anecdotes to historical narratives, Stephen's reflections offer a refreshing perspective on the challenges and triumphs of the writing