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George Wood
George Wood
Using Personal Tragedy to Make a Difference in the World
Using Personal Tragedy to Make a Difference in the World
Friday 6th September 2024
Laura Sears shares her journey of healing after losing her son to addiction, emphasising the importance of open conversations and erasing stigma.
38 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
George Wood
Overview:
Where faith and recovery meet, after all recovery, IS the gospel!
I take my years of experience of being a pastoral counselor, a person in recovery, an inner-city missionary, founder of 2 recovery min...(view more)
Categories:
Religion & Spirituality
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
Financial Health in Recovery
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- The importance of having open conversations about addiction and mental health.
- How societal pressures and social media can impact young people.
- Volunteering can be a powerful tool for healing after loss.
- Erasing the stigma surrounding addiction is crucial for recovery.
- Finding purpose in advocacy work can provide hope and resilience.
You can still have a relationship with your son; it just looks different.
In this heartfelt episode of 'George Wood The Sober Truth', George Wood sits down with Laura Sears, a mother who has turned her personal tragedy into a mission to help others. Laura shares the devastating story of losing her son Scott to a drug overdose and how she has found a way to channel her grief into positive action.
Through her involvement with organisations like NOPE and the Grace Point Foundation, Laura is dedicated to erasing the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health. She discusses the importance of having open conversations about these issues and how societal pressures and social media can impact young people. Laura also talks about the healing power of volunteering and her plans to write a book to further her advocacy work.
This episode is a moving testament to resilience and the power of hope, providing valuable insights for anyone affected by addiction or loss.