Homeward Bound: Life After Treatment

Honest and insightful conversations about returning home after addiction recovery treatment.

Coming home after an Extended or Intensive period of therapy can feel disorienting—like you’ve been transformed, but the world hasn’t. As one person put it, “I went through treatment and came out with a shiny, clean new ME... and when I got home, absolutely NOTHING had changed!” That mismatch can feel overwhelming, especially when your family and the world around you no longer speak the same language.

This series offers short, relatable audio chats from Jeff Ramsey who’s been there himself. With compassion and a touch of humor, Jeff shares his insights to help you navigate the early challenges of returning home in recovery.

Listen as often as you need, and please pass it along to others who could use the support.

 
 

Homeward Bound: Life After Treatment

Welcome to this series of short, insightful sessions designed to support your journey as you transition from treatment back to everyday life. Whether you're newly sober or just need a reminder of the tools that can help, these recordings offer relatable advice and compassion from those who’ve walked this path before you.

  1. Travelling Home

  2. OMG! They are Still Here

  3. A Party… Really?

  4. An Attitude

  5. What Did I Do?

  6. The Blues

 

Traveling Home

Coming home after addiction treatment can stir up unexpected emotions and tension. In this raw and relatable session, Jeff unpacks those emotional waves, explore how the outer world mirrors our inner state, and guide you back to peace with a powerful grounding meditation.


OMG! They are Still Here

In this session, Jeff shares insights on the challenges of returning home after treatment and the frustrations of re-entering a world that seems unchanged. Through humor and personal experience, he offers valuable advice on maintaining peace and compassion when dealing with family dynamics post-recovery.


A Party… Really?

Coming home to a celebration can feel more confusing than comforting—especially when you can’t join in the way you used to. This honest, compassionate reflection and meditation offers a moment of grounding for anyone feeling unseen, overwhelmed, or misunderstood.


An Attitude

Jeff gently reminds us that sometimes the world’s irritations are really reflections of our own inner state—and that awareness is the first step toward peace. Through simple visualization and grounding practices, Jeff offers a powerful reset for those edgy, emotional days we all face in recovery.


What Did I Do?

Coming home after deep personal work can make the dysfunction around you feel even more intense—but remember, your clarity is a gift, not a burden. This session gently guides you to meet others’ resistance with compassion, helping you stay grounded in your recovery while planting seeds of healing for those still struggling.


The Blues

Explores the weight of those deep, blue days in recovery—when it feels like you've exhaled and simply can't find your way back to breath. With raw honesty and gentle guidance, Jeff reminds you that even in your darkest moments, you are not alone—and there is always a way back to peace, presence, and the quiet strength within.


 

Recommended Addiction Recovery Meditations

Addiction Recovery Meditation - a beginners meditation to quiet the mind and the body to reach the spirit within.

Truth Meditation - a guided meditation to clear away the mental fog that addiction creates and see the unabridged truth behind the mask of our addictions.

Happy, Joyous, and Free Meditation - an addiction recovery meditation to cut through some of the illusions of addiction (and Recovery!), so you may live a more happy and joyous life.

Create Your Day with Gratitude - A transformative addiction recovery meditation to shift from negativity to gratitude, embrace divine love, and find inner peace amid life's blessings.

Jeff Ramsey

Jeff Ramsey is a Practitioner of The New Thoughtform Presentation of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings.  He has taken classes on the teachings of Lucille Cedercrans, The Tibetian Master, Helena Blavatsky, Science of Mind, and other gnostic and Buddhist teachings.  He currently work with Shades Of Hope, a private treatment center for all addictions, and offers counseling as well as meditative and healing techniques.

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