Speaking for Recovery Communities of Women


Identity Beyond Addiction

Bring Mischa Martineau to Your Recovery Community

Recovery begins with abstinence. Lasting transformation happens when people begin to believe they are more than their past.

Drawing from her own journey of overcoming decades of alcoholism, homelessness, domestic violence, and rebuilding her life, Mischa Martineau shares a message of hope centered on identity, purpose, and possibility.

Her signature presentation, I AM WHO I SAY I AM™, complements recovery by helping participants move from simply surviving to intentionally creating the life they are capable of living.

This is not a replacement for the Twelve Steps—it is an invitation to continue building a life of purpose, responsibility, and self-worth alongside the principles of recovery.

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Ideal Audiences of Women

Recovery homes

Residential treatment centers

Outpatient recovery programs

Alumni programs

Recovery conferences

Faith-based recovery ministries

Community recovery organizations

Family recovery events

Why Invite Mischa?

Mischa speaks from lived experience—not theory.

After decades of alcoholism and profound personal adversity, she rebuilt her life and founded a global organization dedicated to helping people develop identities that support lasting personal and professional growth.

Her presentations are compassionate, practical, and deeply hopeful, leaving audiences with tools they can begin using immediately.

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Bring Mischa to Your Recovery Community

Whether you’re hosting a recovery home meeting, treatment center workshop, alumni event, or recovery conference, Mischa delivers an inspiring message that helps participants envision what is possible beyond addiction.

Important Note

Mischa is an independent speaker and founder of I AM WHO I SAY I AM.Global, Inc. Her presentations are designed to complement recovery journeys and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any Twelve Step fellowship. She honors the principles and traditions of recovery communities while sharing her personal experience, strength, and hope.