Jordan has just over 4 years sober—and she got sober at 21. But her journey with recovery started long before she walked into her first meeting. Growing up with two parents in recovery, she saw firsthand both the beauty and the heartbreak this life can bring. When one parent stayed sober and the other relapsed, her family changed forever. Her parents divorced, and her relationship with her mom faded away.

Her dad, with over 30 years sober, had a roadmap for her recovery long before she even knew she needed it. By the time she made the decision to get sober, every room she entered seemed to already know her story—and people were ready to help her succeed.

But Jordan wasn’t interested in the chaotic young people’s meetings. She craved depth and weight in the messages she heard, because anything less and she knew she’d just go back out. Her recovery became a place where she truly grew up—learning not just how to stay sober, but how to live.

Today, Jordan works in the treatment industry, is in a healthy relationship, and embodies the truth that sobriety is a gift worth protecting. Her story is a testament to the fact that you can be young and still take this seriously—and that sometimes, the program really does raise you.

🎧 Listen in for a conversation that’s heartfelt, wise beyond its years, and a reminder that no matter where you start, recovery can give you everything you need to build a beautiful life.