Brian Adkins
Brian Adkins
Resilience2Reform w/ Noah
Resilience2Reform w/ Noah
Resilience2Reform w/ Noah
Thursday 31st December 2020
Noah Bergland discusses his journey from federal prison to recovery and helping others in this episode of 'Recovery Rising' with Brian Adkins.
116 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Noah's Path: From Prison to Purpose on Recovery Rising
Substance use is just a symptom of other underlying issues.
Imagine spending nearly eight years behind bars for federal drug charges and emerging with a mission to help others. That's the incredible story of Noah Bergland, the guest on this episode of 'Recovery Rising'. Hosted by Brian Adkins, who himself knows the ups and downs of recovery, this episode dives deep into Noah's journey from addiction and incarceration to a life dedicated to reform and resilience.
Noah opens up about the choices that led him to prison and how his time behind bars became a turning point. He doesn't shy away from discussing the harsh realities of addiction and the criminal justice system, but he also shares the transformative power of community support and personal accountability. It's a raw and honest conversation that highlights the importance of forgiveness and making amends, not just with others but with oneself.
Brian and Noah also touch on the societal stigmas surrounding addiction and the urgent need for more resources to support those in recovery. Noah's story is a testament to the idea that it's never too late to change course. His insights into the importance of sharing one's story to inspire others are particularly moving. If you're looking for a story that combines grit, hope, and real-world advice on overcoming addiction, this episode is a must-listen.
Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Noah's journey offers valuable lessons and a message of hope.