Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.
Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Healing Beyond Diagnosis

In this episode of Healthy Waves, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Greg Vorst and Michael Nolan, co-founders of Embodied Recovery, to explore the deeper roots of addiction and mental health struggles. Together, they unpack the powerful idea that “the illness is often in the personality,” and how true recovery requires more than abstinence—it demands transformation of how we live, breathe, and relate to ourselves and others.

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