Greg Williams: From Silence to Advocacy in Addiction Recovery
I learned a lot more about the new recovery advocacy movement that really rebirthed in and learned a lot of the lessons that some of the founders of that movement had figured out in terms of advocacy with anonymity, and some of the roadblocks and challenges they had already overcome.
Ever wondered how one person’s journey can spark a movement? In this episode of 'Sober Conversations', Dr. Herby Bell sits down with Greg Williams, the producer of the groundbreaking documentary, 'The Anonymous People'. Greg shares his personal transformation from living in the shadows of addiction to becoming a vocal advocate for recovery. His story is not just about him but about the countless individuals featured in his film, representing millions affected by addiction in America.
Greg's passion for changing the narrative around addiction shines through as he discusses the inspiration behind his controversial documentary and the hurdles he faced as a first-time filmmaker. He believes that breaking the silence and speaking out can dismantle the guilt, shame, and stigma that often accompany addiction and recovery. This episode is a powerful call to action for anyone touched by addiction, urging us all to join the conversation and be part of the change.
Tune in to hear Greg's compelling insights and find out how 'The Anonymous People' is making waves in the recovery community.