Smiling Again Kim Moore

Sixteen years in a dysfunctional marriage, Tony never knew what he was going to find when he got home. WiIl she be dead or alive? 

Tony Newell shares the roller coaster of emotions that he lived through while married to an alcoholic.  He describes battling cancer as being easier. In this raw interview, Tony wholeheartedly shares all that he felt as he tried to help his wife through her recovery from alcoholism, forgetting about his own wellbeing. Then a turning point came and he started to care for himself, going from the darkness into the light.
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Hearing things from another perspective always  helps to improve our understanding and compassion towards others. In this episode of the Smiling Again podcast, we hear  things from another perspective as Martin Roscoe, an alcoholic in recovery, shares his recovery story and how mindful writing helped in to keep in check with where he was at in his head.  

We talk about the impact his illness has had on wis wife and his two daughters.  We also can begin to draw parallels between his healing and my own healing journey, reminding us that we are all human, trying to do our best. 
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Breathwork is one of the most powerful tools we have to get out of our heads and into our body. Breathwork can also help change how we feel in any given moment. Just as your breath changes with your emotional state, you can change your emotional state by changing the way you breathe. 

Join us live as Breathwork coach Jacki Mundrawala shares how emotions can get stuck in the body and how breathwork can clear them. 

Join in with a simple breathwork practice. 
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Oliver Hojas shares his story of being the big brother, growing up in a home where his mom was an active alcoholic. Challenges at home resulted in a life lacking structure and security for the children. Sent off to boarding school by the state, Oliver discovered art. After leaving school to  build his life and independence, he starting working in Zurich, where he explored different jobs which ultimately led him on a healing journey. 

This is a story of forgiveness, self-love, compassion and finding the courage to be the one to break the generational cycle of alcoholism in the family.  Today, Oliver is living his dream life as an inspirational artist.
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Do we only get one big love?  When we hold space for a very special person a love so deep that we hold on to them tight, even through the addiction, and when they are suddenly gone, its excruciating. In the months or years that follow you begin to question will I ever love again?  

In this episode I’ll reveal how to unleash the hope that you will find big love again. 

For a moment today, there was honestly a part of me that didn't feel hopeful at all about finding love again. and that’s a really big thing to voice.  This is a super personal episode where i reveal the whole truth about 



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