What does it really look like to rebuild your life after relapse?

In this episode, David Garcia shares his personal journey through addiction, relapse, recovery, fatherhood, and the difficult process of rebuilding trust with the people he loves most.

David opens up about the challenges of starting over, taking responsibility for past decisions, and learning that recovery is about more than simply staying sober. It is about becoming dependable, repairing relationships, showing up for your family, and choosing to keep moving forward even when the road gets difficult.

We talk about the realities of relapse, the impact addiction can have on families, the weight of fatherhood, forgiveness, accountability, and what it takes to rebuild trust one day at a time.

This conversation is a reminder that a setback does not have to define your story. Recovery is possible. Relationships can heal. And rebuilding a life rooted in honesty, responsibility, and love is worth the work.

If you or someone you love is navigating addiction, recovery, or the challenges of rebuilding after a setback, this episode offers an honest perspective and a message of hope.

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In Episode 23 of The Art of Recovery, we sit down with Lawrence Nicholson, Program Leader at H.O.P.E. and author of Dead to Addiction, for a powerful conversation about addiction, faith, recovery, and the journey toward freedom.

Lawrence shares his perspective on what it means to break free from addiction and live a life grounded in faith, purpose, and hope. Together, we explore the challenges of recovery, the role of Christ in the healing journey, and the importance of taking recovery one day at a time.

This episode offers encouragement for anyone navigating addiction or recovery, as well as family members, loved ones, and anyone seeking hope through difficult seasons.

Recovery is a journey. Freedom is possible. And every new day is another opportunity to begin again.

In Part 3 of “A Grandmother’s Love,” Denise Graham, lovingly known as “Gigi,” shares the deeply personal story of her grandson, Dalton Troy.Gigi opens her heart about Dalton, the challenges he faced, and the impact his journey has had on their family. Through a grandmother’s eyes, she shares memories, emotions, struggles, and the enduring love that continues to connect them.This conversation offers a powerful reminder that recovery reaches far beyond the individual. Families walk the journey too, carrying memories, navigating heartache, holding on to hope, and learning what it means to love unconditionally.Gigi’s story of Dalton is one of love, loss, resilience, and hope, reminding us that behind every recovery story is a family with a story of its own.Join us for this deeply moving episode of The Art of Recovery as Gigi honors Dalton Troy and shares A Grandmother’s Love.

Join us as Christan Graham of the Dalton Troy Foundation shares more about the Feel the Love Festival and its mission to bring people together through love, recovery, connection, and community.

In Episode 20 of The Art of Recovery, we begin the powerful and deeply personal story of Dalton Troy Baker through the eyes of the person who knew and loved him as both a mother and an advocate.

Our guest, Nicole Cribb, Dalton’s mother and founder of the Dalton Troy Foundation, shares Dalton’s story, his life, his personality, his struggles, and the moments that shaped his journey. With honesty and vulnerability, Nicole opens up about her son and the experiences that led her to turn unimaginable loss into a mission of awareness, support, and hope for others.

In Part 1, we get to know Dalton beyond the circumstances of his story. We hear about the son Nicole loved, the life he lived, and the impact he continues to have on his family and community.

This is a story of love, loss, recovery, and remembrance, and a mother’s commitment to keeping her son’s memory alive while helping others navigate their own journeys.

Join us for Part 1 of the story of Dalton Troy Baker.

In this episode of The Art of Recovery, we sit down with De’Aron Smith, Marlboro County Coroner, to talk about his work in the community and the important role he plays in serving local families.

Coroner Smith shares his experiences working with families during some of life’s most difficult moments, while also discussing the importance of community, compassion, education, prevention, and supporting people who are navigating loss and difficult circumstances.

Our conversation goes beyond the title of Coroner to explore the person behind the position, his commitment to Marlboro County, the relationships he has built throughout the community, and the ways he seeks to make a difference in the lives of others.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about community service, responsibility, resilience, and recovery, and learn more about the work De’Aron Smith is doing to help and serve the people of Marlboro County.

In this episode of The Art of Recovery Podcast, we sit down with Chief Deputy Larry Turner of the Marlboro County Sheriff’s Office for an important conversation about the evolving role of law enforcement in addiction and recovery.

Chief Deputy Turner shares his perspective on how law enforcement can be more than an enforcement presence; it can also be a bridge to resources, support, and recovery. We explore the challenges communities face when addressing substance use, the importance of compassion and collaboration, and how law enforcement officers can help create pathways toward healthier, more hopeful outcomes.

Join us for a meaningful conversation about service, community, accountability, and the role of law enforcement in supporting recovery.

In this episode of the Trinity Behavioral Care Podcast, we highlight National Night Out in Bennettsville, a community event focused on building stronger, safer neighborhoods through connection and collaboration.

Join us as we talk with Chief Sammy Crosland and Representative Patricia Moore Henegan to discuss the importance of community partnerships, public safety, and supporting families across Marlboro County.

Listen now and be part of the conversation about creating healthier, more connected communities. 💙