Here is How to Contact Us for guest posting, niche edits, and backlink insertions.
Please Wait For Contact Form To Load Below
We invite you to follow us on all of our social media platforms and account profiles, for Addiction Freed owner Mike Schiemer:
Follow The Leader For Free Tips On Freeing Yourself From Addictions!
We look forward to your follows and conversing on social media! We usually follow back as well on social network pages.
Do you feel all alone in this crazy world?
Do you long for the days when you could have great conversations with friends?
Do you feel trapped in a world of shame and addiction?
Are you stimming more than you want to?
Do you feel like this life is or is becoming meaningless?
I feel the same way sometimes and nothing is better than talking to someone about it.
Please watch my video to learn more.
If you want to book a one-Hour session (buddy talk), please email me and add a brief history of yourself and what you are going through.
The rate is currently $125 per hour for approved clients.
*I reserve the right to not coach any person I feel is not a good fit at this time and I am not a medical professional, just a coaching specialist.
~
My Brief Story
I was born in Newport Beach, California. My parents were loving, and raised my sister and I in a safe environment (as much as you can in Southern California)
When I was two, I started rocking on a rocking horse. I could rock for a long time and just look out the window.
When I became a little older, I rocked on the floor or on the bed. My parents never questioned it. I seemed perfectly content doing it.
I loved music from a very early age and would listen to my dad’s blues and my sister’s pop music. Rocking and listening to music was now the norm.
When I was 12, I got a drum set after my mom grew tired of me hitting furniture with wooden spoons. I wanted to be a rock and roll drummer.
I became entranced with Hard rock and listened to Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Ozzy during the 80’s. I had the typical mullet haircut.
I was very sheltered from the real world, as my parents moved us to a small Victorian town in Washington state and they censored what we watched.
When I was 16 I tried pot and when I was 17 I drank alcohol. Alcohol affected me dramatically. It felt like a magic potion and gave me unlimited energy and caused mania.
I wanted to be a rock drummer more than doing homework which led to me dropping out of high school when I was 17.
My dad was strict and I gave him the silent treatment until he kicked me out of the house when I was 18.
By the time I was 20, I was getting drunk a couple nights a week. I moved in with a woman 20 years my senior. She was my girlfriend but also acted as a surrogate mother.
I felt the pressure of not speaking to my parents and dating a woman as old as my mother, which led me to get drunk five days a week.
At this point I am smoking pot and cigarrettes, drinking coffee, having sex, masturbating, getting drunk, dropping LSD, etc. Anything I could get my hands on.
Fast forward to 36. . .
I already had a heart-attack at 32 from alcohol and heredity. I haven’t eaten a meal in weeks because my stomach is so irritated and I vomit everything up.
I only work two days a week, and it’s not really a job anyway. Beer cans are iled behind my car seat and my friends are all gone. . .
One day I just stopped drinking after someone made me feel powerless. I then discovered energy work and dealing with my demons.
I was hit with the holy spirit in 2016 and decided to dive into Christianity and worked with arch angels and learned how to expel demons.
I am still a work in progress, but I want to help others because that’s what we should do with our gifts. I learn the most from people when I talk to them.
We can both benefit from working with each other. . .
I have learned some methods that keep me sober and sane and would love to share them with you. Or, I can just listen to your story and we can mutually benefit just from having a nice conversation.
If you would like to work together, please email me a little bit about yourself and your situation. I look forward to hearing from you!