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Author and TV Host Marci Hopkins has advice on how to detox from certain friendships.
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Marci explains that a habit of drinking can escalate to an addiction when it starts to negatively impact your day to day life, and you feel like you can’t stop. You take the drink thinking it may be different this time but it rarely ever is. When it comes to addiction you need professional help where as you do not with a habit. There are many ways of getting sober. Speak with your doctor because detoxing can be dangerous, and consider a detox rehab facility. There are also online AA meetings now if you are sober curious.
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LeeAnn is talking with Marci Hopkins and learns about the importance of a positive morning routine when on the road to recovery. WKYC Cleveland Channel 3 NBC.
Marci Hopkins, a Recovery Expert, and the Author & Host of Wake Up with Marci joins Gayle Guyardo the host of the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom with tips to overcome an unhealthy relationship with alcohol. WFLA NBC Tampa.
Through all of our schooling, entry level jobs, and information that we consume on our way toTV host of “Wake Up With Marci” show on WLNY/CBS, was nominated as one of the Top 25 Female Entrepreneurs in New Jersey by Leading Women Entrepreneurs.
Things may not happen right away or on your terms but they will happen as the should and come when the timing is right. Dont give up too soon. We have desires and goals and sometimes get frustrated when they dont come right away. It is in Gods time and he will bring it when you are ready, just believe. Marci Hopkins is an award-winning TV Personality; host and motivational speaker. The creator and host of Wake Up with Marci which airs on CBS owned WLNY-TV, channel 10/55 at 6 am on Saturdays. Marci is a fearless new voice in television who tackles a wide range of issues on her show, including mental illness.
Marci Hopkins on ChanceTV. Marci shares her story candidly and helps others to share theirs, with suggestions on how to change your mindset just as she has.
Marci featured in 201 Magazine
Wake Up is in the BC MAG!
Marci was recently awarded with the Women’s Achievement Award from the NJSFWC (N.J. State Federation of Women’s Clubs of GFWC) at their 38th annual convention.
The first time I remember being tipsy was when I was 12 years old. It was an escape I finally found a way not to feel pain.
Drinking was always a way for me to cope, a lesson I learned growing up. My childhood was very difficult: I had two absent parents both of whom were alcoholics; I was also sexually abused. I was fortunate that my grandparents were able to raise me. Even though they provided a more stable home for me, my grandfather also drank heavily and had a very bad temper.