Tired of the
Relapse Rollercoaster?
It’s Not a Lack of Willpower. It’s an Unseen Trigger.
It’s Not a Lack of Willpower. It’s an Unseen Trigger.
You felt strong, committed, and ready for a clean start.
That crushing feeling isn’t a personal failure. It’s the result of a hidden tripwire.
Most recovery programs tell you to “avoid your triggers.” But what if you don’t even know what they are? What if they are buried so deep, they operate on autopilot, hijacking your best intentions?
The truth is, long-term sobriety isn’t about just gritting your teeth and resisting pain, unease, and discomfort. It’s about finding the roots of your spiritual crisis and shining the light of consciousness on it. This process naturally starts to heal our wounds.
From the outside, it might look like you’re escaping responsibility or avoiding difficult situations. But the real reason is infinitely deeper. You’re trying to numb a wound you can’t see.
Coined by the pioneering psychoanalyst Carl Jung, the Shadow is the part of your subconscious mind where you’ve stored every feeling, memory, and experience that was deemed “unacceptable” or “shameful.”
These buried parts of you don’t just disappear.
They silently control your life, creating powerful emotional triggers. A simple comment can ignite a hidden feeling of unworthiness. A stressful day can activate a deep-seated fear of failure. When these triggers fire, your subconscious screams for a familiar way to numb the pain.
An unconscious wound creates a conscious trigger, and the trigger creates an overwhelming craving disguised as unease/discomfort. Virtually all of this happens subconsciously, which is why shadow work is the perfect tool for the job.
This isn’t another program that just scratches the surface. We don’t just tell you to go to meetings or find a new hobby. We guide you to the very source of the problem and give you the tools to heal it.
Shadow work is a safe, structured process of bringing those hidden parts of yourself into the light—not to judge them, but to understand them. It is the practice of asking why that trigger exists.
By answering these questions, you begin to understand the old wounds that are fueling your addiction. And when you understand them, you can begin to heal them. When you heal the wound, the trigger loses its power.
This is how you move from constantly reacting to your addiction to consciously dismantling it.
This is a self-guided journey with dedicated support. It’s designed to fit into your real life, requiring just 20-30 minutes a day, broken into small, manageable moments. Here’s what you get:
“When I relapsed after 4 sober years, I felt like a total failure. I thought I had to start all over. But this program didn’t just focus on ‘not drinking.’ The daily prompts helped me connect the dots between my relapse and this deep, nagging feeling I’ve always had of not being good enough. It finally clicked: my real addiction wasn’t to wine, it was to silencing that voice of shame. Waking up in the morning and just feeling… quiet in my own head is a gift.”
— Jenna R., Bootcamp Graduate
This process is transformative whether you’re just starting your journey or are deep into your recovery. You don’t need a label, just a desire to heal at the root level.
You might not have a “problem,” but you feel that nightly glass of wine or weekend binge is holding you back. This bootcamp will help you:
You feel trapped. You’ve tried to quit before, maybe many times, but something always pulls you back. This bootcamp will help you:
“My first thought after a week was, ‘Why isn’t this taught in every recovery program?’ I’ve been in and out of traditional programs for years, and it was always about managing behaviors. This was the first time I was given the tools to safely look at the source—the anger and grief I didn’t even realize I was carrying. My friends keep saying I seem ‘lighter’ these days. I guess that’s what happens when you finally put down the baggage.”
— Marie S., Bootcamp Graduate
Ready to Finally Disarm Your Triggers?
“I got more out of this 30-day program than I did in two years of talk therapy, and for a fraction of the cost. Before, if I got a critical email from my boss, my whole day was shot and all I could think about was escaping. Now, using the tools from the course, I can see that trigger, feel that initial sting of shame, and just let it pass without acting on it. That single change has been transformative. I happily continued for the 90-day plan.”
— Anthony R., Bootcamp Graduate
I’m Chris, and with over 20 years in personal recovery, I know this path of remarkable resilience firsthand. I’ve trained in mindfulness-based coaching and consciousness studies (University of Michigan), but my most important credential is that I’ve lived this work. I built this bootcamp because it’s what I wish I’d had—a practical, profound, and affordable tool to get to the real root of the problem and create a life of soul-freedom.
About 20–30 minutes total, broken into a few small moments in the morning, mid-day, and evening. It’s designed to fit into even the busiest schedule.
Yes. This bootcamp is specifically designed to be safe and manageable. The exercises are insight-oriented journal prompts, not open-ended trauma dives. When deeper material surfaces, you’ll receive a simple grounding script and optional resources to ensure you feel secure.
The framework is designed to address the root emotional triggers behind any compulsive behavior. Just describe your specific challenge in the questionnaire, and your plan will be tailored to it.
100%. Your answers and all your work remain strictly confidential and are only used to craft and support your personal plan.
Your investment is a one-time payment for a lifetime of learning. Because you receive the full, personalized program and its materials upfront at a significant value, we do not offer refunds. This model allows us to serve clients who are fully committed to doing the deep and lasting work required for real change.
If you love your momentum and want more, you’ll have the option to extend your journey with a 90-day plan for continued support. Details will arrive with your initial roadmap.
(I am not a therapist, medical expert, or shaman)
I’m not a doctor or a licensed therapist. Therefore, any information on this website is not medical advice; I’m merely sharing my personal experience. I’m also not a Shaman; I don’t provide or prepare plant-medicine. Please seek medical advice from a licensed professional when warranted. Furthermore, Sacred Sobriety does not condone hallucinogenic (magic) mushroom use or growing in jurisdictions where it is currently illegal.
This DIY action plan service provides guidance, motivation, and accountability. It is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health treatment. If you’re in crisis or need emergency assistance, please seek professional help immediately.