Finding
Peace
Real talk, real tools, and a real community for people navigating addiction recovery and mental health — without the toxic positivity.
“You survived 100% of your worst days. That's actually a pretty impressive track record.”
Just this day.
That's the assignment.
I'm Devon. Substance abuse advocate, dog mom to Odin and Loki, New Jersey. Finding Peace is the work of staying, and the tools I wish I'd had on a hard day.
Not a new personality. Not a perfect morning. A check-in you can keep, a breath you can follow, and a room for the in-progress version of you.
Recovery is allowed to be awkward. It is not a performance.
What I'm About
Three pillars that guide everything I create and every conversation I have.
Real Talk
Real talk on mental health and sustainable addiction recovery. No glossing over the hard parts — the struggle is real and deserves to be treated that way.
Casual & Honest
Casual, honest, and zero fluff. Sometimes recovery is messy and awkward and even kind of funny — and that's okay.
Achievable Peace
Building a space where "finding peace" feels achievable, not just like a buzzword. Community, tools, and a daily reminder you're not alone.
Community Voices
Real stories from real people finding their way forward.
Three years ago I hit rock bottom. Today I'm 18 months sober and just got my dream job. Finding Peace helped me realize I wasn't alone. If you're strugglin...
Anxiety used to rule my life. I couldn't leave my house some days. Through daily affirmations and this community, I've learned to take it one moment at a t...
I found Finding Peace during my darkest hour. The funny affirmations made me laugh when all I wanted to do was cry. Sometimes you just need someone to say ...
You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone
This community is built for the messy, in-progress version of you — not some future perfect version. Share your story, celebrate wins, ask the hard questions, and find people who actually get it.
@finding.peaceinc
Daily funny affirmations, real recovery talk, and content that makes you go "omg same" — come hang.