Herby Bell

Sober Conversations

Herby Bell

  • Episode 29: Dean Dauphinais - Family Recovery

Episode 29: Dean Dauphinais - Family Recovery

Tuesday 5th January 2021

Dean Dauphinais discusses family recovery, breaking addiction stigma, and finding hope in 'Sober Conversations'. Listen now.
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Sober Conversations
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Herby Bell
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Dean Dauphinais: Navigating Family Recovery and Breaking Stigmas

One of the greatest gifts that comes from going through this is that self-worth starts to appear. And, as it appears, the guilt and the shame and the remorse and the regret all start to dissipate, and you start to feel like you're worthy of living life on life's terms. And that's such a beautiful thing.
Imagine being a parent in the midst of a loved one's addiction struggle. That's exactly where Dean Dauphinais found himself. In this heartfelt episode of 'Sober Conversations', hosts Dr. Herby Bell and Chris Harrison sit down with Dean, a father, blogger, and passionate recovery advocate. Dean opens up about his journey through family recovery, sharing how his blog 'My Life As 3D' became a beacon of hope for many facing similar battles.
With raw honesty, he discusses the daily challenges and triumphs of living with a recovering son, the importance of breaking down the stigma surrounding addiction, and his own battles with depression and anxiety. His words resonate deeply as he talks about the power of vulnerability and the significance of living in the moment. Dean's story is a testament to the strength found in support and connection, offering inspiration to anyone touched by addiction.
This episode is a must-listen for those seeking understanding, empathy, and hope in their own recovery journeys.