Former Crack Addict Finds Path to Sobriety, Self-Realization and Success

ORANGE CITY, Fla. - May 25, 2013 - PRLog -- Twenty five years ago, when Ester Nicholson looked in the mirror, she saw a broken young woman a teenaged mom hopelessly addicted to crack, food, abusive relationships, anything to bury her shame and self -hatred. Today, Ester is an acclaimed healer with a breakthrough spiritual approach to the 12-Step recovery process that’s proven more effective because of its integration with empowering divinity-within principles.

Inez Bracy, Speaker, Lifestyle Strategist and host of the Living Smart and Well Radio Show interviews Ester Nicholson author of Soul Recovery: 12 Keys to Healing Addiction, Monday, May 27, 2pm ET.  Ester shares her journey and her discoveries in healing herself.  Be sure to listen http://blogtalkradio.com/InezBracy.

With her book Soul Recovery-12 Keys to Healing Addiction she tells her profoundly inspiring story and systematically reveals the spiritually transforming process she used to liberate herself from crippling addiction. “Soul Recovery yields quick and demonstrable results because it gets deep into the Structural center of the problem that perpetuates the cycle of self-destruction—people have experienced 5 years of recovery progress in 6 months.

Soul Recovery releases the reader from the obsession of dependence by taking the integrity and accountability of AA's 12 Step process, and fusing it with 12 key metaphysical principles and practices.

In Soul Recovery-12 Keys to Healing Addiction, Ester outlines the step-by-step process that saved her life.  Her warmth and non-denominational approach to her teachings make recovery inviting and empowering. Ester gives generously of herself in sharing her own astonishing story, and her brave journey is the most compelling case study of Soul Recovery's success . “When I first started writing, I was terrified about exposing my life,” Ester reveals. “ I was worried about being judged as a horrible mother because of everything I put my daughter through. But people need to know the truth, so I started writing my deepest horror stories.  

It took me 4 years. Sometimes it would completely lay me out revisiting everything and I would just be a pile of mush in bed crying.”  

There is no destination with healing —it’s a rich and awe-inspiring lifelong journey.“With my approach, you get more out of it the longer you keep peeling back layers and searching,” Ester says. “That first year, a veil parted and I saw myself not as a horrible mother or an abused kid, I saw myself as a possibility. Because it’s not just about recovery, it’s about seeing the possibility in the mirror and working from within to reveal your true potential.

Remember to listen Monday, May 27, 2pm ET, http://blogtalkradio.com/InezBracy.