Ken Seeley: Transforming Lives Through Recovery and Compassion
Episode Overview
Ken Seeley shares his journey of recovery and experiences as an interventionist. The podcast explores the importance of addressing trauma and normalizing recovery. Insights into family dynamics and the transformative power of education and awareness. Discussion on the impact of kindness, understanding, and acceptance within the community. Ken's unwavering dedication to helping others and reshaping lives.
The more we advertise our recovery, the more normal it becomes, and people can see, okay, well, Ken didn't want to be gay, and he was gay, and he got sober, and he had this kind of trauma growing up, and Daniel had this, and Drew was like this. The relatability is what we can weaponize to fight addiction.
What happens when you combine decades of personal recovery with a passion for helping others? You get Ken Seeley, a renowned interventionist and author who’s been sober since July 14, 1989. In this episode of 'Recovery Lab', Ken sits down with hosts Drew Hassan and Daniel Anderson to share his incredible journey. From his early days of battling addiction to becoming a fixture on the Emmy Award-winning TV series 'Intervention', Ken's story is one of resilience and dedication.
He opens up about the importance of addressing trauma, the complexities of family dynamics in recovery, and why normalizing the conversation around addiction is crucial. The episode also dives into the role of education and awareness in breaking the cycle of addiction. Ken's experiences highlight how kindness, understanding, and acceptance can transform lives.
Whether you're in recovery yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in the topic, Ken's insights offer a powerful reminder of what compassion and dedication can achieve.