Christine Malek: Rising from the Ashes of Trauma and Addiction
The past does not equal the future. Every second gives you a chance to create a new reality for yourself.
What happens when life throws everything at you, and you still find a way to stand tall? In this episode of 'Steps to Sobriety', host Stephan Neff sits down with Christine Malek, a woman whose life reads like a novel filled with unimaginable hardships and ultimate triumphs. From enduring nearly seven years of domestic violence to surviving a gunshot wound to the head, Christine's story is nothing short of extraordinary. But it's not just about survival; it's about transformation.
Christine has turned her harrowing experiences into a beacon of hope for others, founding SASSI® Coach and becoming an international advocate for women against abuse and domestic violence. Her unique approach helps women discover their inner strength and light, especially those who have survived abuse. She believes that once you're out of a toxic situation, the real challenge begins: finding out who you truly are. This episode dives deep into Christine's journey from addiction and trauma to self-love and healing.
She opens up about the impact of childhood experiences on mental health and the dangers of drug and alcohol addiction. Despite facing countless obstacles, Christine has created a life filled with purpose and meaning. Through her work as a coach and motivational speaker, she inspires others to believe in themselves and their ability to transform their lives. One of the key messages from this episode is that your past does not define your future.
Every moment offers a new opportunity to rewrite your story. Christine's journey is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of self-love. If you're seeking inspiration and motivation to overcome your own challenges, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in as Stephan Neff and Christine Malek explore the incredible power of transformation and the importance of self-love and healing.