Stories That Inspire Us welcomed to today’s podcast, Ellen Elizabeeth. Ellen is a wellness influencer, author, sober twin mom, recovery advocate, and infertility warrior. She has (5) years of sobriety and has dealt with infertility issues for years. She loves to work with women who are dealing with the struggles and the shame that comes from feelings of inadequacy; not only feeling like they can't quit drinking but also not being able to bring a child into the world.
She inspires them with radical honesty to define who they want to be. She also strives to relay her message of hope; that they are not alone. When you “hear” her message, you are listening to a “warrior” share her battles and the journey of those who love and supported her along the way. Sadly, she has witnessed many people in recovery who do not have the same support - Ellen Elizabeth is that support and then some.
It is through her heartfelt devotion and dedication to help people transform their demons into dreams through radical honesty. She has a very in-depth approach and approaches each day with a self-care routine which includes yoga, meditation and working out. She also has implemented strategies such as her “toolbox” and carries with her at all times a very poignant message that she reads to herself.
She is very open and honest; you feel the depth of her story in not only what she has shared today but how and why she continues to share her story.
To connect with Ellen, please check out her website and social media platforms (she has many free resources!):
https://www.itsellenelizabeth.com/
www.Instagram.com/itsellenelizabeth
www.Facebook.com/itsellenelizabeth
Ellen has also written a book and will let us know its’ official debut - her self help memoir, Split Ends, is to be published at a future date.
Ellen shared such valuable information today. She couldn’t stress enough how important it is to get the help that you need. Taking that first step is the hardest . . .
If you or someone you love needs assistance, Ellen shared the following information:
Government resources:
www.samhsa.gov
Alcoholics Anonymous:
www.aa.org
Ellen also mentioned to google “recovery community” in your own region.
Let me know what you thought of today’s episode. Please leave me a voice message through my website. Also, If you are interested in sharing your story, please go to my website and “register as a guest”.
