Elizabeth Chance
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Episode 171- Dr. Carder Stout PhD and author of Lost in Ghost Town
Episode 171- Dr. Carder Stout PhD and author of Lost in Ghost Town
Episode 171- Dr. Carder Stout PhD and author of Lost in Ghost Town
Thursday 28th May 2020
Elizabeth Chance interviews Dr. Carder Stout about his journey from addiction to earning a PhD in psychology in 'Lost in Ghost Town'.
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Get the buttons here!From Rock Bottom to Redemption: Dr. Carder Stout's Inspiring Journey
There's really incredible power, healing power that exists in the amends process. And you know, I was on the streets homeless, and now I have a ph d in psychology, and it's possible.
Imagine growing up with absent parents and falling into the clutches of addiction during your college years. In this episode of 'The Elizabeth Chance Podcast', Elizabeth sits down with Dr. Carder Stout, the author of 'Lost in Ghost Town', to discuss his powerful story of addiction and redemption. Dr. Stout opens up about his early life, where the absence of parental guidance led him to experiment with drugs and alcohol, eventually spiraling into a dangerous pattern of substance abuse.
The lure of cocaine proved irresistible, leading him to hit rock bottom and lose everything he cherished. But Dr. Stout's story doesn't end there. Through the process of making amends and rebuilding his life, he managed to earn a PhD in psychology, turning his life around completely. His journey is a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction, demonstrating that transformation is possible.
This episode is not just about the dark days but also about the light at the end of the tunnel. Tune in to hear Dr. Stout's candid conversation with Elizabeth, filled with moments of vulnerability, resilience, and ultimately, redemption.