1. Start by being kind and gentle with yourself. There are plenty of people who would love to criticize … So be your own protector and your own best friend. 2. Choose self-love over self-hatred. Many people find they veer between these two extremes – but over time gravitate

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Former meth addict shines now that he is sober. “I don’t know why I was so afraid to get sober… But what I’ve found in sobriety is beautiful people and a beautiful world.” Rock on, Robert! Read more about The Tweakers Project, which has “no judgment nor do we

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Approximately 37% of college students report binge drinking (5 or more drinks) within the last two weeks, yet very few universities have set up a collegiate recovery program. This girl hopes to change all that. For more inspiring talks, check out TED Talks.

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“I just decided to stop fighting myself, my family and just drop that stuff I was carrying with me and just start over.” Watch how Sarah decided to stay sober… For more awesome videos like this, please check out Young People in Recovery.

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When Robin Williams was in the throws of his alcohol and drug addiction, there was nothing funny about it. In this interview, Williams talks about falling off the wagon after 20 years of sobriety. Find out why Williams is now back on the wagon and feeling better than ever.

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He was smoking pot and drinking at twelve years old, but now has a network of young friends in recovery. No more drug addiction for Vinnie. “It’s not all rainbows and butterflies. I’m not running through fields of flowers… but my life is so much better now (that I’m

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Anthony Hopkins thought drinking and partying was “the only way to live” when he was younger. The Oscar winner talks about his “addictive personality” and how much happier he is now.

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Moby started doing drugs at a very young age. He said it helped him with his anxiety.

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At 1:01: “It took me a while to actually admit that I had a problem. In the Hip Hop world that I live in it (a drug problem) can be mistaken for weakness…” Well, the Hip Hop world is wrong about that, Marshall Mathers. Stay strong, brother!

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“I decided to quit drinking and cocaine when my own son walked right by me on the street with his friends and didn’t even acknowledge me, and I could see that he was relieved that I didn’t acknowledge him” “And that wasn’t the worse part!” Allen shares his alcohol

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