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Anonymous is a safe counselling space where callers let us know what they are going through and we try to suggest possible solutions. Join Uju Nwachukwu as she helps people positively take on their various challenges in life.

Behind every voice is a story. In this anonymous space, we share the journeys of people who’ve been through it—how they coped, what they learned, and where they are now. No filters, no expectations, just real talk about mental health, resilience, and the quiet strength in simply getting through the day. You're not alone. It's okay not to be okay.

Welcome to Anonymous, where we speak with those who have been there.Join hosts John and Jason as they sit down with guests who share their unfiltered, no-holds-barred stories of alcoholism, addiction, and recovery. By remaining anonymous, our guests are free to speak the whole truth of their journey: what it was like, what happened, and what it’s like now.These are not just stories of despair; they are testaments to the miracle of a new life. Through laughter, tears, and jaw-dropping honesty, we explore the darkest corners of alcoholism and drug addiction, and the light that can be found in ...

Women over 40 ready to talk sex and everything that goes with it! Come join us and enjoy the chats!

A podcast about not only seeing ourselves in a new light but also partaking in the amazing stillness of awareness that makes our conditioning transparent and clear.

Anonymous Lovers is a podcast about love in all forms. We share stories from people all over the world about what/who/why/how they love and we do it anonymously, so that our lovers can share their true feelings. Think about what you can learn when people stop pretending and start sharing. For more information, visit anonymouslovers.co. It's real love, really anonymous.

The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast is an Indigenous podcast devoted to uplift Indigenous peoples, with a mission to send hope to those struggling with the negative stigma placed upon mental health issues, the disease of alcoholism, and drug addiction. To also bring awareness to the MMIWG2S & MMIP crisis. Through guests sharing their experiences, inspiration, strength, and hope. I want to break the stigma that is associated with indigenous people, mental health and recovery. Host: Ralph Sara

Completely Anonymous Recovery Stories for All Types of Addiction and Mental Health Disorders. You are not your diagnosis. A diagnosis or condition is something you have, not something you are. These are some of the many and varied roads to recovery shared honestly and anonymously Follow on IG and FB for the Podcast Link This podcast will discuss addictions with alcohol, drugs, sex, gambling, shopping, food, people, emotions, codependency, enabling, and any other suggested addictions and mental health issues that listeners want to hear about. We will discuss everything from mild anxiety and ...

A vulnerability experiment guided by Amy and Taylore, two average Joesephine living in a glass house. Mistakes are made. But shame is toxic. Openness and vulnerability undermine the power of self-hatred and shame. Join Amy and a rotating crew of cohosts as we reflect on our own lives and the lives of our guests. We cover topics ranging from thunderstorms and trauma to pirate fetishes indecent exposure. Reflect with us; hopefully, something will resonate.

”Anonymous John” is a candid podcast journey into the heart of transformation where health, mental resilience, and the battles with an inner saboteur converge. Join John, a voice for the unseen many, as he bares the soul of his weight loss odyssey from 600 pounds to his current weight of 495, not shying away from the raw ebbs and flows that come with radical self-change. This is a podcast about breaking the shackles of the scale and the societal pressures that accompany the quest for health. As a journal voiced aloud, John’s story is one of vulnerability, courage, and the gritty reality ...

Crystina and Danie are just your everyday black and brown eldest daughters in their early thirties, embracing their cultures and trying to navigate life as the highest versions of themselves while struggling to keep it together and carry everyone else’s shit too. What started as humorous wine nights asking “am I the crazy one here!?” turned into a deeper need for bigger conversations on empathy, cycle breaking and mental health within BIPOC communities – enter Empaths Anonymous, a space to cry, curse, and cuddle. Get ready for it all — conversations surrounding mental and emotional...

This podcast is about you me and us. All the things which we go through in our lives such smaller issues which are unaddressed among us, we would talk about that. Live the life and light it up for u and people around you

This podcast is a branch off an expansion I should say of my Facebook group prisoners anonymous which I'm the founder of since 2020 I have not been overly active with it due to inexperience at this sort of thing I'm 43 years old got 25 years punched in prison and I'm far from rehabilitated due to unprofessionalism in the workplace of corrections H.M.P will be my first topic just horrendous conditions shortage of correctional officers no recreation and a quack for a nurse practitioner

Behavior Techs Anonymous is an informative podcast where we'll explore the experiences, philosophies, and techniques behind being a behavior technician.Behavior Techs Anonymous... Come to a meeting!

This book will guide you through a modern and successful method that will help you to get sober, happy, and healthy. This is a short and concise audiobook without filler. It is an accurate description of a method to permanently quit drinking alcohol or using other addictive drugs, on your own and without group therapy. Listen to this book and follow the recommendations outlined within. A new and improved life awaits! Stop procrastinating and do it now! You've been sick and addicted for too long: You're old life is hereby over. Step now into your new life.

A Safe Space for Exploring AsexualityWelcome to Asexuals Anonymous, a podcast dedicated to exploring the diverse and multifaceted world of Asexuality. Whether you identify as asexual, are questioning, or simply want to learn more, this is your space. Join us as we share personal stories, answer your questions, and offer advice—all while keeping it safe, inclusive, and anonymous if you prefer.We believe that understanding asexuality is key to fostering empathy and inclusivity in a world that often overlooks it. Tune in for honest conversations, guest interviews, and resources to help you ...

Men have always been seen as strong, rigid, and determined. They are the ones to rely on during the toughest of times and are expected to stand firm in the face of vulnerability. However, men often are hindered from opening up about their true feelings or desires. In this modern world, men must have a safe space where they can come together and communicate without shame or fear – and this is where the podcast comes in.Welcome to Men’s Anonymous, a show for men who want to become better men – and for women to better understand men. Join Daniel Weinberg in authentic and unfiltered ...

Stories from hikers who have overcome hardships through the outdoors. On this podcast the host Franziska Weinheimer (owner of Hike Oregon), talks with people who have overcome some serious hardships in their life and how hiking and the outdoors has helped them. The outdoors can be incredibly healing and with this podcast we want to inspire everyone to get outside, whatever that looks like for you.

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Do you do and say things when drinking you regret the next day? Is alcohol a problem for you or someone you care about? Every Four Weeks, the AA Otago Intergroup presents AA Live, brought to you by Alcoholics Anonymous. Find out how people just like you found sobriety in AA. If you would like to get in contact with AA you can use the following methods: Phone – 0800 229 6757 Website – www.aa.org.nz Local Website – aaotago.org.nz