Tyler Tisdale: From Addiction to Advocacy on Escaping Rock Bottom
It's my belief that early childhood trauma that goes untreated will lead you to addiction. We hit our prime at around as male anchors, right, cause. I'm kind of seeing what we're seeing happen in the world, especially all the drug overdoses, you know, covid, the isolation, the pandemic and stuff.
Meet Tyler Tisdale, a man who went from stealing cash to save lives, in this gripping episode of 'Escaping Rock Bottom'. Tyler, now the owner and founder of Pinnacle Peak Recovery in Arizona, shares his raw and unfiltered journey through addiction and trauma. Growing up with addiction in his family, Tyler vowed never to fall into the same trap.
Yet, he found himself doing exactly what he despised, stealing from friends and ending up in the infamous 4th Avenue Jail in Phoenix. Fast forward to today, Tyler has over a decade of sobriety and runs a top-notch treatment center that helps addicts heal and reclaim their lives. Hosted by Brandon Lee, a five-time Emmy Award-winning news anchor and recovering addict himself, this episode dives deep into the real-life struggles and triumphs of addiction recovery.
Brandon kicks off the conversation by touching on his own experiences with untreated trauma and how it often leads to addiction. Together, they discuss the importance of therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and having qualified therapists. They also touch on how the pandemic has impacted addiction rates and the critical need for support during these times. Tyler's story is one of resilience and transformation.
He speaks candidly about hitting rock bottom, crossing lines he never thought he would, and eventually finding hope and recovery. His journey is a testament to the power of believing in oneself and reaching out for help. This episode is not just informative but deeply inspiring, offering valuable insights into the world of addiction and recovery. It's a must-listen for anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is.
Tune in for a dose of hope and encouragement, and remember that recovery is always within reach.