Sobriety... Now What? with Stuart Cline

Hosted by Stuart Cline, LPCC, MAC, ATR-BC

Most sobriety podcasts tell you to stay sober. This one helps you figure out what to do with the life you're building.Sobriety... Now What? is for people who are sober — or trying to be — and ready to go deeper than just not drinking or using. Each episode explores what it actually looks like to build a life worth staying sober for.I'm your host, Stuart Cline — a licensed therapist, addiction counselor, and Master Addiction Counselor (MAC) with over 25 years in clinical practice — from a locked inpatient psychiatric unit early in my career, to leading an intensive outpatient program, to 18 years of hospital-based clinical work alongside a private practice. In New Mexico I hold two active licenses: Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (LADAC).I also bring something no credential can give you. I grew up with two alcoholic parents — one who got sober, and one who didn't. The difference between those two paths shaped my life and my purpose. I know what recovery can cost, and I know what it can give back.Each episode offers practical tools, honest conversations, and real strategies for navigating the emotional terrain of sober life — cravings, stress, relationships, purpose, identity, and everything in between. You'll hear from authors, musicians, teachers, business owners, and recovery experts, alongside solo episodes where I break down what works, why it works, and how to apply it.There's no single right way to recover. But there are principles that help people thrive — and that's what we explore here.This podcast exists to help you avoid unnecessary suffering and discover what's possible when sobriety becomes a foundation, not a limitation.You're not alone — and you don't have to figure this out by yourself.🌐 www.sobrietynowwhat.com ✉️ sobrietynowwhat111@gmail.comSobriety Now What? — Let's explore what comes next.Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not establish a therapeutic or counseling relationship.