by Jason Eaglespeaker

“Sober Indianz” is a raw and unfiltered collection of personal stories from Indigenous individuals across North America who have battled addiction and embraced the journey to sobriety. Over two years, these courageous voices shared their experiences, answering tough, self-reflective questions about substance abuse, healing, and resilience.

This book invites readers to explore critical questions, such as:

✅ Is life easier when you’re sober?

✅ Can you achieve sobriety at home?

✅ Do drug and alcohol interventions work?

✅ What’s your biggest struggle in recovery?

✅ Can you achieve sobriety without a Sponsor?

Through these honest and deeply personal accounts, Sober Indianz sheds light on the complex realities of addiction within Indigenous communities, the power of cultural reconnection in the healing process, and the strength required to reclaim one’s life. Each story serves as a testament to resilience, offering insight, hope, and inspiration for those walking their own path to recovery.

Whether you are navigating sobriety, supporting a loved one through addiction, or seeking to understand the ongoing impacts of substance abuse in Indigenous communities, this book provides an essential and transformative perspective.