How does Michelle Palmer's method of staying clean in Houston outperform traditional approaches?

Hi there!

From what I share on my pages, my “method” in Houston isn’t a formal program, it is more about how I actually live day to day. A few things that make it different from a traditional, one‑size‑fits‑all approach:

• I’m very open about my timeline: from active addiction to 1 year clean to 22 months clean and beyond, so people see the messy middle, not just the “after” picture.
• I lean heavily on community support, gratitude, and faith in something bigger than me, without turning it into a debate about religion or a specific system.
• I focus on doing “the next right thing” wherever I am, like staying in Houston longer than ever before and staying clean there, instead of chasing perfection.
• I try to keep it real and hopeful: I repeat that recovery is possible whether it’s 1 day or 30 years, so people don’t disqualify themselves.

What part of staying clean are you most interested in—cravings, environment, or support systems?