Michael Walsh
Zachary Crouch
How Families Make Healthier Choices
How Families Make Healthier Choices
How Families Make Healthier Choices
Friday 18th January 2019
James Hadlock shares insights on empathy, safety, and connection in addiction recovery. Learn how these elements can enhance recovery outcomes.
55 minutes
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Author:
Michael Walsh
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Categories:
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!James Hadlock on Connection, Empathy, and Thriving in Recovery
And what he discovered...when people felt safe, they became more creative, they were more open to suggestions, they were in a state to learn faster and they started to connect and had more of an ability to connect with other people when they were in that place of safety.
What happens when a multi-millionaire entrepreneur turns his life around to focus on family, empathy, and recovery? In this episode of the Landmark Recovery Podcast, host Zach Crouch chats with James Hadlock, a man who has walked the path from addiction to a purpose-driven life. With over a decade of sobriety and a wealth of experience in leadership and consulting, James offers a unique perspective on how meaningful connections can transform lives.
James shares how the science of Polyvagal theory, introduced by Dr. Stephen Porges, plays a crucial role in addiction recovery. He explains that when people feel safe, they become more open, creative, and willing to connect with others. This insight is particularly valuable for families and professionals working in the recovery field. The episode dives deep into the power of empathy. James' company, BluNovus, is built on the principle that deep empathy can drive effective marketing and improve personal interactions.
By fostering trust and genuine connections, people are more likely to engage and succeed in their recovery journey. James and Zach also discuss the concept of innate listening. Creating an environment where vulnerability is welcomed can lead to real, transformative results. This approach is especially important for those working in call centers for addiction recovery, as the way they communicate with vulnerable individuals can significantly impact outcomes. But it’s not just about surviving; it's about thriving.
James believes that recovery should be a continuous journey of growth and giving back. His insights offer hope and practical advice for anyone affected by addiction. Tune in to hear James Hadlock's inspiring story and learn how connection, empathy, and safety can make a world of difference in addiction recovery.