The Miracle of Sobriety and Sober Fun with Sarah Bolton

One of the miracles of recovery is the opportunity to serve as a
tangible example of hope. Today, we’re speaking with Sarah
Bolton, an advocate for mental health and addiction recovery
services, to hear her story of recovery, and how she found beauty
in the brokenness in her life. As the founder of Sarah Lenee
Creative & Consulting, Sarah supports providers with Business
Development, Public Relations, and Event Planning Services, and
she is also training with Mosaics of Mercy to become a
facilitator for our Beauty in Brokenness Workshops. In this
episode, Sarah shares her experience of finding God in recovery,
going into ministry, and realizing the joy that creating art
brings her, as well as the spirituality and healing she has
witnessed in facilitating Mosaics of Mercy workshops, finding
sober fun, community in sobriety, and the gifts in her life that
are a direct result of her recovery. Tune in today to find out
more about the miracle of sobriety, and the endless and
fulfilling sober fun to be found in recovery.





Key Points From This Episode:


Sarah shares a bit about herself, her background, and her
connection with Mosaics of Mercy.

Sarah’s experience of Beauty in Brokenness and how she took
into treatment centers.

Sarah shares a bit about her journey of recovery from alcohol
abuse and addiction.

Hearing the loving voice of God helped Sarah to stop drinking
and attend AA meetings.

Coming into recovery, Sarah found Christianity and being
guided by a higher power.

Sarah believes that God is infinitely creative and is there
for us in our brokenness.

Since COVID, Sarah is going into ministry and has sent her
son to a military boarding school.

After getting sober, Sarah realized the joy that creating art
brought her and the people who received her works of art.

There is a spiritual aspect to creating, as Sarah has
discovered through facilitating classes.

Sarah explains the anger and loneliness she felt when she
stopped drinking and how she found sober fun in a party she
organized.

Sarah is now able to connect with people more authentically
now that she is sober.

Finding community in sobriety in the rooms of AA, the church,
and with artists and organizers.

How to handle being around alcohol – you have to be honest
with yourself and allow your higher power to guide you.

Sarah describes some of the beautiful gifts in her life that
are a direct result of her recovery.

Sarah’s story of hope, volunteering at her church, meeting
the judge from her custody trial.






Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:


Sarah Bolton on LinkedIn


Sarah Bolton on Instagram


Sarah Bolton Art on Instagram


Sarah Bolton on Facebook


Sarah Bolton


Crown and Ash Event Design


Refuge Recovery


Smart Recovery