I can say, without hesitation, that MartinJon lives what he professes and what he professes is rock-solid recovery through accepting responsibility, embracing change, and living a grateful life. I agree wholeheartedly with his recovery concepts and believe anyone wanting to expand their foundation for recovery will benefit from his experience and strength. I'm a masters level chemical dependency counselor with 26-years of recovery myself and it is an understatement to say that I am particular about the people and concepts with which I associate. I'm proud to be aligned with the work and ideals of this amazing man.

My first encounter with MartinJon came when he reached out to me to set up an interview on his Podcast, “Recover Yourself”. MartinJon recognized my work in sobriety, and wanted to give me words of encouragement. I was so happy that someone cared enough to reach out to me. MartinJon was the first person to contact me and invite me on their Podcast.

He gave me hope that I was fighting the good fight and encouraged me to not give up.

What made MartinJon stand out to me, was his passion for complete healing. MartinJon’s idea of recovery is deep. He believes that once you are truly free you don’t need to constantly attend meetings, or talk therapy groups. Like myself MartinJon seemed to be free from the snares of addiction and found a sense of God within.

MartinJon and I, are advocates and respect AA/NA and the 12 steps. We encourage anyone that seeks help to not discredit these powerful treatment options. In our personal case we found a level of peace in our sobriety that leaves us free from this treatment option. MartinJon also encourages to look out for all forms of addiction, even coffee, and advises that the individual be mindful of more subtle process or behavior addictions.

MartinJon is one of the good guys. His podcast brings the best out of people, and he always connects with his guest in a nurturing and energizing way. I would love to see MartinJon expand his show, and maybe consider doing something for TV. He has the right personality that can bring sobriety to a mainstream audience.

My name is POP Buchanan. I am the founder of the “Sober is Dope” Movement, and I endorse MartinJon, and welcome him to the “Sober is Dope” Universe.

Thank you.

Working with MartinJon and the Portrait Method, revealed and showed me thoughts, emotions and ideas I have and showed me they were partially concealed to me.

Martin has an amazing mind and lots of wisdom

I am grateful for the experience, and I am looking forward to continuing the work we began with the portrait here in my home."