Maegan Kenney: From Addiction to Advocacy in Mental Health
I just think, in the overall scheme of things for me, self-disclosure, I would much rather self-disclose and maybe suffer some of the repercussions being that maybe I'm doing it out of fear and security, then not do it at all, because I feel like that is what it takes to move the conversation forward, to normalize, help and normalize recovery and normalize, like yo, it looks like I got my shit together, but I got a lot of stuff going on.
Ever wonder how someone can turn their darkest moments into a beacon of hope for others? Maegan Kenney, host of the Addictionary Podcast, joins Preston Moore in a candid conversation about her journey from addiction to becoming a Doctor of Psychology. Maegan's story is a testament to the power of self-disclosure and the importance of using personal experiences to support recovery.
She openly discusses her advocacy for various recovery methods, including abstinence, 12-step programs, harm reduction, and even the use of cannabis and hallucinogens as therapeutic tools. Her unique perspective sheds light on the challenges of pursuing a doctoral degree while navigating recovery, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding in mental health treatment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical insights into the multifaceted world of addiction recovery.
Tune in to hear Maegan's compelling story and discover how sharing your own experiences can become a powerful tool for healing and connection.