Ashleigh Butterss
Ashleigh Butterss
Ep 108. From Poverty to Purpose with Alex Crouch
Ep 108. From Poverty to Purpose with Alex Crouch
Ep 108. From Poverty to Purpose with Alex Crouch
Sunday 2nd February 2025
Join Ash Butterss as she talks with Alex Crouch about his journey from alcoholism to helping others find their path to recovery.
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Ashleigh Butterss
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol can become a coping mechanism for those feeling isolated.
- Authenticity is crucial in the journey to recovery.
- Childhood experiences can significantly impact one's relationship with alcohol.
- Support systems and professional help are vital for overcoming addiction.
- Living a sober life allows for true self-discovery and healing.
I felt very lost, alone, misunderstood. I felt like I wasn't a part of anything.
In this episode of Behind The Smile, Ash Butterss sits down with psychotherapist Alex Crouch to discuss his incredible journey from a challenging childhood in the USSR to overcoming alcoholism and finding his purpose in life. Alex opens up about his early struggles fitting in after moving to Australia, and how alcohol became a coping mechanism for him. His story is one of resilience, transformation, and the ongoing quest for authenticity and healing.
You'll hear about the highs and lows of his university days, the stark realities of addiction, and the pivotal moments that led him to sobriety. Alex also shares his experiences as a single father and how his past has shaped his approach to helping others in their recovery journeys. This conversation is filled with raw honesty, touching anecdotes, and valuable insights into the importance of living authentically.
It's a must-listen for anyone on their own path to recovery or supporting someone who is.