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  • Denise Marsters Episode 6

Denise Marsters Episode 6

Monday 31st October 2022

Denise Marsters reveals her journey from trauma to sobriety in 'Recovery Lab', highlighting honesty, gratitude, and service work.
80 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Encouraging

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Denise Marsters: A Journey from Trauma to Triumph

During my journey, I get to take off the layers of the lies, and with every layer I take off, that spirit comes through, and that's the beauty.
Imagine growing up believing that feeling anything other than happiness would lead to punishment. That was Denise Marsters' reality, shaped by childhood shock treatments that left her emotionally stunted and fearful. In this episode of 'Recovery Lab', Denise opens up about her turbulent path from a traumatic childhood to finding sobriety and peace. Her story is raw, honest, and deeply inspiring for anyone facing their own struggles with addiction and mental health. Denise doesn't shy away from the tough parts.
She talks about how her emotional scars led her to seek comfort in alcohol, spiraling into addiction. But she also shares how honesty and vulnerability became her lifelines. By shedding layers of deceit, she discovered her true self, leading to a beautiful transformation. One of the most compelling aspects of Denise's journey is her focus on building new neural pathways. She believes in the power of gratitude and affirmations to rewire the brain for positivity.
Additionally, service work has given her life new meaning, helping her stay sober and find fulfillment. Denise's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, no matter how dark things may seem. Her experiences offer hope and practical advice for anyone on their own path to sobriety.