Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
Natalie Naman: Overcoming Bullying (Part 2)
Natalie Naman: Overcoming Bullying (Part 2)
Natalie Naman: Overcoming Bullying (Part 2)
Tuesday 19th July 2022
Follow Natalie Naman's journey from school arrest to recovery triumph, with insights from her mother and clinician on 'Recovery Replay'.
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Get the buttons here!Natalie Naman: From School Arrest to Recovery Triumph
Every day is hard, but every day I just tell myself like ok, I'm just, I'm not going to use for Today, tomorrow I can, you know, I can reconvene, I can see how I feel Tomorrow and go from there, because it's hard to be like.
Imagine being a teenager and facing the unimaginable weight of addiction. In this gripping episode of 'Recovery Replay', we follow Natalie Naman's harrowing journey through addiction and her eventual path to recovery. It all begins with a pivotal moment during an ordinary school day when Natalie is arrested for heroin possession. This event becomes a wake-up call, not just for Natalie, but for her mother, Christine, who had been unaware of the depth of her daughter's struggles.
Christine’s story is one of heartbreak and resilience as she navigates the challenges of supporting a loved one in recovery. Her perspective adds a deeply personal layer to the narrative, highlighting the emotional rollercoaster that families endure. The episode also features Dr. Whitney Howzell, Executive Director at the Claudia Black Young Adult Center. Dr. Howzell provides invaluable insights into the complexities of addiction and the road to recovery, shedding light on the importance of professional guidance and support systems.
This episode is not just about Natalie’s battle with addiction; it’s about the power of family, the strength of support networks, and the hope that recovery brings. Whether you're someone struggling with addiction, a family member, or just curious about the human spirit's resilience, this episode offers a heartfelt and educational glimpse into the recovery process.