Michael Mooradian's Path from Addiction to Advocacy on Sitting with Sean
I thought it was a great plan for cleaning up the mess of my past, creating a better present and a better future, and it gave me a code to live by that was better than the one I was living before.
Ever wondered how someone turns their life around after battling addiction? In this episode of 'Sitting with Sean', we meet Michael Mooradian from Anchorage, Alaska, who shares his compelling story. Raised in a family where addiction was the norm, Michael started using drugs and alcohol in his teens. What began as casual use quickly spiraled into a cycle of relapse and recovery.
His turning point came during an encounter circle in treatment, where he saw himself through the eyes of others and realized the need for change. Michael, now an experienced counselor, is a founding member of the Alaska Therapeutic Court Alumni and serves as the Historian for the National Treatment Court Alumni Association. He talks about the power of peer support and mentorship in his recovery journey. His story isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about transforming pain into purpose.
Sean, the empathetic host, guides the conversation with warmth and understanding, making it a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction. Whether you're on your own recovery path or supporting someone who is, Michael's journey offers hope and practical insights. Tune in to hear how he found a new way of living and how you can too.