• Tamara Randall On Addiction & Recovery - Excavating Your Authentic Self

  • Mar 31 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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Tamara Randall On Addiction & Recovery - Excavating Your Authentic Self

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  • Defining The Problem:

    In today’s show, special guest, Tamara Randall and I start our discussion by reviewing the current experience of those suffering from addiction in Vancouver British Columbia, and where services fall short. There is no doubt that the recovery journey starts well before the individual indicates readiness. Grabbing that, ‘golden moment‘ when someone expresses desire requires a low barrier and nimble system, adept at responding to individual needs quickly.


    Tamara Randall’s Recovery Journey:

    Tam shares her own story of recovery and what her rock bottom looked like more than ten years ago. Tam describes the power of having a support system of individuals walking in their own recovery journey. She also reviews tools that she uses regularly, especially when setbacks with the potential to create significant vulnerability emerge on her path.

    Let's Connect:

    Join me each week as I share my lived experience and interview guests deeply engaged in maximizing on their journey. Please connect with me at jerodkillick@icloud.com with comments or questions about our content, or for inquires about how to become a guest on the show.
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