A former attorney and top Hollywood agent, Dr. Elisa Hallerman, pivoted her career to create the first recovery agency devoted to assisting addicts to recover from their addictions. She joins
Jamie Lee Curtis Says There Is ‘Always Hope’ When It Comes to Overcoming Addiction. Powered by what Curtis describes as Hallerman’s “unflinching and raw storytelling” and “deep seeking and learning,”
Dr. Elisa Hallerman shares tips and strategies to get through the holidays while maintaining your sobriety
Dr. Elisa Hallerman courageously shares her own story, as well as the stories of her clients, to support us in building resilience and not waiting to feel joy.
Kayla is joined by former talent agent and recovering addict, Dr. Elisa Hallerman, who helps us spot the signs and navigate the best approach to addiction, especially in assisting someone
Listen to this Dear Gabby and let Elisa set you off on your own divine path that will bring your soul and spirit into harmony.
The holidays can be emotionally triggering, especially for those in recovery. Here, we discuss some of the challenges the season presents and offer tips for maintaining our soulbriety.
Today’s adolescents are dealing with unprecedented levels of stress, largely due to the onslaught of negative news and social media. Soulbriety equips them with sustainable tools to find their center,
In this episode, we have Dr. Elisa Hallerman, author and founder of Recovery Management Agency, the first of its kind that helps people recover from addiction through internal transformations.
In this episode, we’re talking about trauma: What it is, how to navigate it, why it’s important to seek out an expert with a trauma-specific focus, and tools you can
Dr. Elisa Hallerman shares her own soul journey, the creation of her company Recovery Management Agency, and the upcoming publication of her book Soulbriety.
Dr. Elisa Hallerman, PhD, JD, founder of Recovery Management Agency, knew the exact moment she hit rock bottom. After working in entertainment, she no longer felt “fulfilled” anymore.
“I had
