Neil Scott
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RC2C Interview With Andrew Burki PART 2 At The 3rd Annual North Texas Recovery Conference 2015
RC2C Interview With Andrew Burki PART 2 At The 3rd Annual North Texas Recovery Conference 2015
RC2C Interview With Andrew Burki PART 2 At The 3rd Annual North Texas Recovery Conference 2015
Monday 28th September 2015
Join Neil Scott as he interviews Andrew Burki on the impact of collegiate recovery programs and post-treatment support services in preventing relapses.
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Get the buttons here!Andrew Burki: Building Bridges from Addiction to Recovery
If you give people the ability to thrive, they do.
What if the key to preventing relapses lies in the support systems available during and after treatment? In this episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast', Neil Scott sits down with Andrew Burki, the Founder and CEO of 'Life of Purpose' Treatment Center, to discuss just that. Burki, who has walked the path of long-term recovery himself, offers a candid look into how collegiate recovery programs and post-treatment support services are making a difference.
This conversation, recorded at the 3rd Annual North Texas Recovery Conference in 2015, dives into Burki's personal journey from addiction to sobriety, his struggles to re-enter college, and the transformative power of community and institutional support. You'll hear about his efforts to establish luxury transitional housing near campuses and the role of philanthropic donations in sustaining these vital programs.
Burki emphasizes that these programs provide four years of crucial support without financial burden on families, creating a safety net that significantly reduces the risk of relapse. He also calls on families and alumni to get involved in building these life-changing centers. If you're curious about how structured support can change lives, this episode is a must-listen.