Dallas Bragg, a recovery coach with lived experience in meth addiction, argues that gay men quitting chemsex need someone who's been in the trenches. He offers a six-month program combining therapy with coaching, using fitness analogies to show how daily choices build lasting change.
Hey, Dallas Bragg, recovery coach for gay men who want to quit crystal meth. People ask me often, why would I trust a former meth user over a therapist or addiction counselor? And, well, I ask my clients the same question and I always get the same answer. Because I've lived it. I've been in the chemsex trenches. Think about it. When people want to transform their bodies, they don't just read textbooks about fitness. They follow athletes and trainers who have actually built the physique they want. While I have deep respect for doctors and therapists, and I suggest my clients participate in therapy while being coached, there's something powerful about learning from someone who's actually done the work. Someone who knows exactly what it feels like to fight those 3 AM cravings. Someone who's rebuilt their life from rock bottom. I didn't just stop using Tina. I discovered a complete system for transformation mentally, physically, and emotionally. I help men reach their full potential and find self-empowerment instead of shame and fear-based tactics. found in many other recovery circles. If you're looking for an easy fix, I am not your guy. But if you're ready to put in the work, the same kind of dedication it takes to transform your body, then let's talk. DM me the word coaching for details about my Recovery Alchemy one-on-one coaching program. In 6 months, your life could look very, very different. Remember, just like every rep in the gym counts, every decision you make today is building your new life. Let's build it together.
