The Crossroads
The Crossroads
Jeremy Schall: The Bedevilments
Jeremy Schall: The Bedevilments
Jeremy Schall: The Bedevilments
Friday 28th February 2025
Jeremy Schall shares his powerful story of overcoming addiction and finding purpose in helping others in this inspiring episode of Recovery On-Air.
60 minutes
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Get the buttons here!From Trouble to Triumph: Jeremy Schall's Journey
Episode Overview
- Jeremy Schall's early struggles with behavioural issues.
- The impact of addiction and incarceration on his life.
- How Jeremy learned self-love and empathy in prison.
- His current work bridging healthcare and corrections.
- The importance of supporting others in their recovery journey.
If only somebody said to us the words that we say to ourselves.
Jeremy Schall's journey from a troubled childhood to a life dedicated to helping others is nothing short of remarkable. In this episode of Recovery On-Air, Jeremy opens up about his early years, where he often found himself in trouble as a way to cope with his surroundings. By the age of seven, he had already experienced his first stay at a behavioural health institution. His tumultuous youth continued into adulthood, leading him down a path of addiction and incarceration.
However, it was in prison where Jeremy began to turn his life around, learning to love himself and others. Today, he works tirelessly to bridge the gap between healthcare and corrections, focusing on relapse prevention and support for those in need. Jeremy's story is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of finding purpose in helping others. If you're looking for inspiration and a reminder that change is possible, this episode is a must-listen.