Joanne Chu
Joanne Chu was the proud Content Manager of SoberRecovery from 2014 to 2017. She enjoys writing, editing, and working with writers—anything to do with the written word. Joanne earned her B.A. in English from University of California, Los Angeles. She has a keen interest in lifestyle and pop culture news, which makes living in Los Angeles that much more of an adventure.
Moby Gets Honest About Fame, Life and Recovery
By Joanne ChuIn Moby's new memoir "Porcelain," readers have the rare opportunity to get a glimpse of what it’s really like to be him. Continue Reading
Treating the Opiate Overdose Epidemic From the ER
By Joanne ChuSt. John’s launched ALTO (Alternatives to Opiates Program), the first program in the nation curbing the use of opiates in the ER. Continue Reading
We speak with Gemma Baker, co-creator of TV-sitcom "Mom," regarding the show's successful third season and the powerful role of... Continue Reading
We spoke to Tracey Helton Mitchell, author of "The Big Fix: Hope After Heroin,"about the direction that treatment should be hea... Continue Reading
The Shine: A New Nightlife Experience
By Joanne ChuMeditation teacher Light Watkins hosts a party every month with no alcohol and plenty of inspiration. Continue Reading
Light Watkins debunks the most common myths and inaccuracies regarding modern meditation. Continue Reading
Jessica Sula of Recovery Road: ‘It’s Important to Have a Story on TV That Isn’t Just About Being an Addict’
By Joanne ChuFreeform’s new scripted drama 'Recovery Road' gives audiences a rare opportunity to follow the ups and downs of someone living ... Continue Reading
Author Blake Nelson on Recovery Road and Teen Addiction
By Joanne ChuHe's written several popular young adult novels, but his most recent one to hit the small screen tells a powerful story about t... Continue Reading
The Unedited Reality of Jason Wahler’s Life in Sobriety
By Joanne ChuReality TV star Jason Wahler and his business partner Keenan Diamond share their 6 tips on how to make sobriety a continuous st... Continue Reading
Struggling to move on from an ex isn't a sign of weakness; it's simply a sign that you've loved. Continue Reading