Candy Finnigan joins host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin for a deeply honest conversation about recovery, intervention, and the moments that quietly change everything. Candy shares the personal turning point that led her into sobriety, long before her life appeared to be falling apart on the outside, and reflects on how one family member’s refusal to look away altered the course of her marriage, motherhood, and future.

As the conversation unfolds, Candy talks about nearly four decades of recovery, her path into intervention work, and the spiritual grounding that guides her when families reach out in crisis. Together, she and Pam explore the reality behind televised interventions, what never makes it on screen, and why trust, truth, and timing matter more than dramatic moments.

The discussion weaves through music, loss, service, and long-term sobriety, offering a compassionate look at recovery as a lived experience shaped by connection, accountability, and hope.

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This conversation opens up the story behind a long-standing partnership built on advocacy, recovery, and a belief that healing is never one size fits all. Host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits down with her business partner and friend, Steve Feldman, to reflect on how their work grew from early consulting roots into a nationwide model grounded in care coordination, integrity, and resilience.

They talk honestly about long-term recovery, family impact, and what it means to turn personal struggle into meaningful service. The discussion moves through moments of synchronicity, leadership through health challenges, and navigating major industry shifts and COVID without losing clarity or values. Throughout, there is a steady reminder that healing involves mind, body, community, and curiosity about what else is possible.

The heart of the conversation comes back to resilience as the ability to bounce back, learn from the past without being defined by it, and move forward with vision, compassion, and hope.

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In this powerful episode of Resilient Butterfly, host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits down with Dr. Lori Leyden, PhD, to explore a deeply personal and transformative journey of healing trauma through compassion, presence, and grace. Dr. Leyden shares how her own childhood trauma, near death experience, and lifelong spiritual inquiry led her to develop a trauma healing approach now used around the world.

Together, they discuss her humanitarian work in Rwanda following the genocide, her decades of service with survivors of mass violence including Sandy Hook and Parkland, and her ongoing work with refugee and war affected communities. Dr. Leyden explains the Grace Process and the Embodying Grace Heart Map, a framework rooted in heart brain body coherence, somatic healing, forgiveness, and resilience.

This conversation offers profound insight into how healing ourselves becomes a pathway to healing others, and how even the greatest human tragedies can give rise to connection, meaning, and hope.

Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin:
Facebook: @FeinbergCare
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LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc
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