" Daniel's Truth: From Rock Bottom to Recovery and Real Connection"
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" Daniel's Truth: From Rock Bottom to Recovery and Real Connection"
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In this powerful episode of "Wayward Addictions," CeeCee sits down with Daniel, a man who is turning his battle with addiction into a mission of hope and healing. From years af substance use and self-destruction to a breaking point that changed everything, Daniel shares the raw truth of what it took to reclaim his life.
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https://www.tiktok.com/@danielbradford12
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Books to Start With
- "Beautiful Boy" by David Sheff a raw, honest look at addiction from a parent's perspective
- "Clean" by David Sheff for understanding addiction as a disease
- " Beyond Addiction" by Jeffery Foote, Carrie Wilkens, and Nicole Kosanke, is a family-focused recovery guide
Podcasts & Online Content
- "Wayward Addictions" (of course) real stories and recovery talk
- "The Bubble Hour" personal stories from families and individuals in recovery
- "Addiction Recovery Podcast" expert insights and support
Support Groups for Families
- Al-Anon for families and friends of people with addiction
- Nar-Anon support for loved ones of people addicted to drugs
- Peer Support Specialist ask your local treatment and community centers
Professional Support & Education
- Reach out to a certified Peer Support Specialist who has lived experience and can guide you
- Attend local family education workshops
- Consider family therapy or counseling focused on addiction
Online Educational Resources
- (NIDA) National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDA gives facts, research, and educational materials
- (SAMHSA) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration samhsa.gov