Ken Seeley & Michael Gonzales: From the Streets to Sobriety
That kind of helped me with my other meditation, when I did that several times to be in there, and it seemed to just get me there mentally quicker.
What happens when two men who have seen the darkest sides of addiction come together to share their stories? In this episode of Recovery Soapbox, Ken Seeley and Michael Gonzales open up about their incredible journeys from lives entangled in gangs and addiction to finding sobriety and purpose. Ken Seeley, known for his work as an interventionist and founder of Intervention 911, dives into the life-changing power of interventions.
He shares how these critical moments can be the turning point for those struggling with addiction, offering a lifeline when all seems lost. Michael Gonzales, whose past includes years behind bars, speaks candidly about how the support and camaraderie he found in prison played a pivotal role in his path to recovery. Both Ken and Michael emphasize the significant role family dynamics play in addiction and recovery.
They discuss how families can be both a source of support and a challenge, highlighting the delicate balance needed to foster a positive environment for change. Meditation and spirituality also come into the conversation as essential tools in their recovery process, providing a sense of peace and grounding amidst the chaos of addiction. Their stories are not just about personal transformation but also about the broader impact of recovery programs and interventions.
These narratives serve as powerful reminders that change is possible, no matter how deep the struggle. If you're looking for inspiration or insights into the recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.