The Bubble Hour
The Bubble Hour
Guest Lucy Hall
Guest Lucy Hall
Guest Lucy Hall
Monday 15th June 2020
Lucy Hall shares her inspiring journey from personal tragedy to founding Mary Hall Freedom House on 'The Bubble Hour'.
52 minutes
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Empowering
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Lucy Hall: Transforming Pain into Purpose with Mary Hall Freedom House
There's not a person alive that's not recovering from something. We all know what it's like to come back from something difficult.
How does one turn a childhood marred by loss into a mission of hope and recovery? Lucy Hall's story is a testament to resilience and the power of community. In this episode of 'The Bubble Hour', host Jean McCarthy chats with Lucy Hall, the founder of Mary Hall Freedom House, a nonprofit that has helped over 10,000 women and children break free from addiction, poverty, and homelessness.
Lucy's journey began with the heartbreaking loss of her mother to alcoholism when she was just six years old. This tragic event, followed by the loss of several siblings to substance abuse, could have defined her life. Instead, Lucy channeled her grief into a lifelong commitment to helping others. She created Mary Hall Freedom House in memory of her mother, building a sanctuary where women can find the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives.
Throughout the episode, Lucy shares poignant stories from her work, emphasizing the importance of sisterhood and community in recovery. She discusses how trauma often underlies addiction and offers practical advice for clinicians on addressing these deep-seated issues. Lucy's insights remind us that everyone has their own battles, but through connection and support, healing is possible.
This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone touched by addiction or trauma, showcasing how one person's pain can spark a movement of compassion and change.