Real conversations with people in recovery and the professionals who guide them

RECOVERY CAST

Real conversations with people in recovery and the professionals who guide them

  • #34 Brian Eliason, LCDCII, CDCA

#34 Brian Eliason, LCDCII, CDCA

Monday 4th April 2022

Brian Eliason discusses his journey from heavy machinery to addiction counseling, offering advice on recovery, parenting, and beard trimming on RECOVERY CAST.
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Brian Eliason: From Heavy Machinery to Healing Hearts

For me, what I learned in the fellowships and work in the steps is having an open line of communication is one of the most important pieces to any relationship, but especially with my girls.
Ever wondered how someone transitions from operating heavy machinery to guiding others through the maze of addiction recovery? In this episode of RECOVERY CAST, Pawley chats with Brian Eliason, a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, about his incredible journey. Brian opens up about his early days in the heavy equipment industry and the personal battles that led him to question his intelligence and self-worth. These struggles, however, became the catalyst for his transformation and eventual sobriety.
Today, Brian channels his experiences into helping others find their way out of addiction. But it's not all work and no play—Brian also shares some light-hearted beard trimming tips that might just make you chuckle. Parenting in recovery is another topic close to Brian's heart. He emphasizes the importance of open communication and vulnerability, especially with his own children. Brian believes that honesty and a willingness to learn are key to building healthy relationships, whether you're in recovery or not.
This episode is a treasure trove of practical advice and heartfelt stories that remind us recovery is not just possible but also incredibly rewarding. Tune in for an engaging conversation that blends professional insights with personal anecdotes, offering something valuable for everyone on the path to sobriety.