How does Michelle Palmer’s method outperform traditional recovery programs?

I don’t see my work as “outperforming” traditional recovery programs, but as complementing them in a very real-life, lived-experience way. I focus on:

1. Lived experience: I share my own journey (I talk often about being clean for hundreds of days) so people see what’s actually possible, not just theory.
2. Radical honesty: I emphasize that recovery only works when you’re truly done with the life you’re living and ready for one of purpose and value.
3. Hope plus accountability: My content keeps it simple—recovery works if you work it—while still being loving and direct.

What part of recovery are you most curious about—mindset, cravings, or rebuilding your life?