Matthew Butler
Matthew Butler
#21 - Bea: Transgender, Neurodiversity, Addiction, Recovery, Wheelchair & Living with Tourette's
#21 - Bea: Transgender, Neurodiversity, Addiction, Recovery, Wheelchair & Living with Tourette's
#21 - Bea: Transgender, Neurodiversity, Addiction, Recovery, Wheelchair & Living with Tourette's
Tuesday 4th April 2023
Join Bea on the 'Believe in People Podcast' as she discusses addiction, recovery, and living with Tourette's, emphasizing the power of diverse identities.
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92 minutes
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Matthew Butler
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Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Bea's Brave Journey: Addiction, Recovery, and Living with Tourette's
I've done a few other bits and pieces, but ultimately it wasn't about what drug I was taking. I'm going to be proud that I've turned my life around rather than being ashamed of what I was like.
Ever met someone who embodies resilience and courage in the face of immense challenges? In this episode of the 'Believe in People Podcast', host Matthew Butler sits down with Bea, a transgender woman and former Miss Transgender UK. Bea is not just an activist for transgender, neurodiversity, and disability rights; she is also someone who has faced addiction head-on. For the first time, Bea opens up about her struggles with substance abuse and her experiences living with Tourette's.
She candidly discusses the hurdles she faced in finding support and acceptance within both the transgender and neurodiverse communities. Bea's story is a compelling look at the intersection of multiple identities and the importance of destigmatizing addiction. She talks about how she turned her life around, embracing her past without shame, and offers insights on how society can better support those living with Tourette's.
This episode isn't just about addiction and recovery; it's about celebrating the diversity of human experience and recognizing the power of intersectionality. Bea's journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the importance of empathy and understanding. If you're looking for a story that highlights the complexities of identity and the triumphs of recovery, this episode is a must-listen.