Donald McDonald
Donald McDonald
S3/E12: Sarah Laurel – Zooming Out
S3/E12: Sarah Laurel – Zooming Out
S3/E12: Sarah Laurel – Zooming Out
Monday 4th November 2024
Sarah Laurel shares her inspiring journey from addiction to founding Savage Sisters Recovery, discussing harm reduction, advocacy, and compassionate care.
32 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Sarah Laurel's inspiring journey from addiction to founding Savage Sisters Recovery.
- The importance of harm reduction and updated overdose reversal methods.
- Providing housing, street-based outreach, and nationwide training through Savage Sisters.
- The significance of autonomy and compassionate care in recovery.
- Challenges and rewards of running a non-profit in Philadelphia.
You're not here to judge; you're here to save a life.
In this episode of 'No Thanks But Yes', host Donald McDonald sits down with Sarah Laurel, the dynamic founder and executive director of Savage Sisters Recovery. Sarah shares her journey from battling substance use disorder to creating a grassroots organisation that provides housing, street-based outreach, and nationwide training. The conversation is filled with candid moments and practical insights, highlighting the importance of harm reduction, education, and offering a judgment-free space for recovery.
Sarah passionately discusses the need for updated overdose reversal methods and the significance of supporting the respiratory system during an overdose crisis. She also touches on the challenges and rewards of running a non-profit in Philadelphia, and the importance of community support and advocacy. With a blend of humour and heartfelt stories, Sarah emphasises the value of autonomy in recovery and the power of compassionate care.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in harm reduction, recovery advocacy, or simply looking for an inspiring story of resilience and dedication.