Adam Bartlett: A Journey from Addiction to Advocacy at the Michael J Dias Foundation
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Imagine facing the darkness of addiction while serving as a police officer. In this episode of the Healing Voices Project, Adam Bartlett opens up about his battle with addiction and his inspiring path to recovery. As a former police officer and now a dedicated advocate at the Michael J Dias Foundation, Bartlett shares his unique perspective on how addiction affects not just individuals but entire families.
His story is a raw and honest account of the struggles he faced, the stigma surrounding addiction, and the pivotal role of community support in his journey towards healing. Bartlett's candid reflections shed light on the often-overlooked impact of addiction on families, emphasizing the need for open communication and the courage to seek help. Through his work at the foundation, he has become a beacon of hope for many, helping countless individuals and families navigate their own recovery journeys.
This episode is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that support and community are essential elements in overcoming addiction. Tune in to hear Adam Bartlett's compelling story and gain valuable insights into the realities of addiction and the transformative power of recovery.