Randy
Randy
1- My story. From WE DO RECOVER PODCAST with Jared Miller
1- My story. From WE DO RECOVER PODCAST with Jared Miller
1- My story. From WE DO RECOVER PODCAST with Jared Miller
Monday 16th May 2022
Join Randy Palmer on the Family Strong Podcast as he shares his journey from addiction to guiding families in recovery with actionable advice and heartfelt stories.
51 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Supportive
About this podcast
Author:
Randy
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Relationships & Community
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Get the buttons here!Randy Palmer's Path: From Addiction to Guiding Families
I often tell people that their children need to be enabled, however they need to be enabled perfectly. In this episode I get to share a powerful spiritual experience I had my third night in rehab. Those 11 minutes changed my life forever.
Ever wondered how personal battles can transform into a mission to help others? In this episode of the Family Strong Podcast, Randy Palmer opens up about his journey from struggling with anxiety and addiction to becoming a beacon of support for families dealing with similar challenges. Randy, who owns Family Council Recovery and specializes in ARISE Interventions, shares his deeply personal story, including a life-changing spiritual experience during his third night in rehab that set him on his current path.
Randy’s candid discussion highlights the crucial role of family support in the recovery process. He believes that enabling children in the right way is essential and talks about finding confidence through recovery. His insights are not just theoretical; they come from years of personal experience and professional expertise. This episode is a heartfelt conversation filled with practical advice for families navigating the often tumultuous waters of addiction recovery. Listeners will find Randy’s story both inspiring and informative.
His approach is grounded in the belief that even if a loved one isn't ready to seek help, the family unit can still make significant positive changes. Randy’s unique perspective and actionable strategies offer hope and guidance to those feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of addiction and mental health issues. Whether you’re a family member seeking advice or someone on your own recovery journey, Randy’s experiences and insights provide a valuable resource.
Tune in to learn how to turn personal struggles into powerful tools for change, and discover the importance of family in the path to long-term recovery.