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Pain in Paynesville & Thriving After Adverse Childhood Trauma | Kris Bertelsen, Ph.D.
Pain in Paynesville & Thriving After Adverse Childhood Trauma | Kris Bertelsen, Ph.D.
Pain in Paynesville & Thriving After Adverse Childhood Trauma | Kris Bertelsen, Ph.D.
Monday 17th June 2024
Kris Bertelsen shares his journey through trauma, addiction recovery, and his work in prisons. A must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and hope.
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Episode Overview
- Kris Bertelsen shares his experiences with childhood trauma and addiction recovery.
- Discussion on the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling and its impact on American culture.
- Insights into addiction recovery programs and teaching in prisons.
- Exploration of male sexual abuse and the importance of vulnerability.
- Tips on transcending self-sabotage and making empowering choices.
Choice is the ultimate superpower.
In this gripping episode of Knockin' Doorz Down, host Jason LaChance sits down with Kris Bertelsen, Ph.D., a multi-faceted expert in addiction recovery and economic education. Kris, who serves as the Vice President and Addiction Recovery Program Director at Huntington Junior College, brings a wealth of experience to the table. He shares harrowing tales from his book 'Pain in Paynesville', recounting his personal encounters with a serial predator in the 1980s and the chilling disappearance of Jacob Wetterling.
This episode is packed with raw and honest discussions about how these traumatic events shaped American culture and Kris's own life journey. Kris also delves into his extensive work within the prison system, highlighting transformative stories of incarcerated individuals who have turned their lives around. The conversation takes a deep dive into the root causes of addiction, including family dynamics and trauma, and explores how sobriety can become a conscious choice.
Kris shares valuable insights on transcending self-sabotage and making empowering choices every day. The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like male sexual abuse and the stigma surrounding it. Kris emphasises the importance of vulnerability and how sharing your struggles can bring you closer to others. With a mix of light-hearted moments and profound reflections, this episode offers a compelling narrative that is both informative and inspiring. Why should you listen?
Because Kris's journey from adversity to advocacy is nothing short of extraordinary. His stories and insights could very well be the catalyst you need to make positive changes in your own life. So, grab your headphones and prepare to be moved by this powerful conversation.