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The Power of Routine in Sobriety: Jordan Turbyfill’s Mental Health Transformation

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In this episode of Overcome: A Mental Health Podcast, Jordan Turbyfill opens up about his journey from addiction to recovery and how building a sobriety routine for mental health completely transformed his life.

Growing up in a home impacted by addiction, Jordan turned to alcohol at a young age, leading to blackouts, multiple DUIs, and years of negative self-talk. After hitting rock bottom, he committed to creating a consistent sobriety routine for mental health—one built on daily wins, self-discipline, and forgiveness.

Jordan shares how simple actions like morning workouts, positive self-talk, and structured habits not only helped him stay sober but also rebuilt his confidence, strengthened his family relationships, and inspired him to help others. His story shows how a sobriety routine for mental health can break cycles of trauma, fuel resilience, and lead to lasting recovery.


What We Discussed:


  • Jordan’s childhood and the impact of growing up with addiction in the home

  • How alcohol abuse led to blackouts, DUIs, and rock bottom moments

  • Why a sobriety routine for mental health is the key to long-term recovery

  • The role of daily habits like exercise, self-talk, and morning structure

  • The power of forgiveness in breaking free from anger and resentment

  • Lessons on grit, persistence, and rebuilding family relationships

  • How Jordan now uses his experience to mentor and inspire others


Learn More About Jordan:



Follow Jordan to see his flooring work, family updates, fitness journey, and inspiring posts about staying committed to a sobriety routine for mental health.



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