HOPE AND HEALING THROUGH RECOVERY AND FAITH
Stories of hope, recovery, mental health, and faith from an LDS perspective.
You are not alone.
If you're struggling with addiction...
If you love someone who is struggling...
If mental illness has complicated your faith, your family, or your recovery journey...
Welcome.
You've found people who speak your language.
Welcome.
You've found people who speak your language.
- Recovery stories from lived experience.
- Mental health and Dual Diagnosis insights.
- Faith-centered perspectives on hope and healing.
- Resources for individuals, families, and fellow travelers
Why I Share My Story...
"Thank you to you and others who have walked this path and turned to help thoseof us just starting the journey of recovery."
— Bryan C., ChangeOfHeart reader
Hi, I'm Kyle.
Recovering alcoholic. Recovery Support Peer. Musician. Husband, father, and grandfather.
Most importantly, fellow traveler. I created ChangeOfHeart.LIFE to share stories of hope from the intersection of addiction recovery, mental health, faith, and lived experience. After more than eight years of sobriety and several years working professionally in Dual Diagnosis recovery support, I've learned that healing rarely happens alone—and that our stories matter more than we realize. If my experiences can help someone else feel less alone, then this site is accomplishing exactly what it was created to do.
Most importantly, fellow traveler. I created ChangeOfHeart.LIFE to share stories of hope from the intersection of addiction recovery, mental health, faith, and lived experience. After more than eight years of sobriety and several years working professionally in Dual Diagnosis recovery support, I've learned that healing rarely happens alone—and that our stories matter more than we realize. If my experiences can help someone else feel less alone, then this site is accomplishing exactly what it was created to do.
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