Episode #61
“IT’S NEVER TOO LATE“
HOST:
Tim Broderick
GUEST:
Christine Stevens
TOPICS:
Regular practices.
Perceptions of the word God.
The hypocrisy of some followers of religion.
God trauma.
Defining and uncovering what God is not.
A journey of discovery, and understanding of the idea of God.
Feeling special right up until she didn’t.
A sense of not fitting in.
Teenage pregnancy in the journey beyond.
Tenacity and focusing on positive pursuits.
The escalation and desperation of addiction.
Directing our resourcefulness.
Changing narratives and perceptions.
Viewing incarceration as a gift, and an opportunity to seek solutions.
White Bison teachings as a resource.
Mind mapping.
Retraining the mind.
Exercising the imagination, and allowing oneself to dream.
Being resourceful, persistent, and following through on passionate goals.
Going back to school and getting a degree.
Changing the conversations around, tapering off methadone, and eventually detoxing.
The importance of safe housing in the recovery process.
Being a single and working mother.
Getting honest.
Utilizing knowledge and experience to help others.
Launching a service based company that fits the needs of the clients and individuals.
“The First Step”; a respectful and caring quality assessment, Company.
Providing resources to the community at large.
Assessing belief systems and the level of care needed.
The broad base of Recovery Resources.
The harmony of helping people and operating a for-profit business.
Taking a stand for providing outpatient detox options.
Today is always a good day to do something different and something good for yourself.
Dedicating life to helping others.
RESOURCES:
Christine Stevens, CEO
Shared Harmony:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinestevenstreatmentaz
WHITE BISON
Culturally-Based Healing to Indigenous People:
Dave Matthews Band:
Mind Mapping:
https://simplemind.eu/how-to-mind-map/basics/
Cocaine Anonymous:
Cognitive, Behavioral Therapy, (CBT):
https://www.apa.org/ptsd-guideline/patients-and-families/cognitive-behavioral
PRODUCTION MANAGER:
Kerri Lynch
Episode #61
“IT’S NEVER TOO LATE“
HOST:
Tim Broderick
GUEST:
Christine Stevens
TOPICS:
Regular practices.
Perceptions of the word God.
The hypocrisy of some followers of religion.
God trauma.
Defining and uncovering what God is not.
A journey of discovery, and understanding of the idea of God.
Feeling special right up until she didn’t.
A sense of not fitting in.
Teenage pregnancy in the journey beyond.
Tenacity and focusing on positive pursuits.
The escalation and desperation of addiction.
Directing our resourcefulness.
Changing narratives and perceptions.
Viewing incarceration as a gift, and an opportunity to seek solutions.
White Bison teachings as a resource.
Mind mapping.
Retraining the mind.
Exercising the imagination, and allowing oneself to dream.
Being resourceful, persistent, and following through on passionate goals.
Going back to school and getting a degree.
Changing the conversations around, tapering off methadone, and eventually detoxing.
The importance of safe housing in the recovery process.
Being a single and working mother.
Getting honest.
Utilizing knowledge and experience to help others.
Launching a service based company that fits the needs of the clients and individuals.
“The First Step”; a respectful and caring quality assessment, Company.
Providing resources to the community at large.
Assessing belief systems and the level of care needed.
The broad base of Recovery Resources.
The harmony of helping people and operating a for-profit business.
Taking a stand for providing outpatient detox options.
Today is always a good day to do something different and something good for yourself.
Dedicating life to helping others.
RESOURCES:
Christine Stevens, CEO
Shared Harmony:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinestevenstreatmentaz
WHITE BISON
Culturally-Based Healing to Indigenous People:
Dave Matthews Band:
Mind Mapping:
https://simplemind.eu/how-to-mind-map/basics/
Cocaine Anonymous:
Cognitive, Behavioral Therapy, (CBT):
https://www.apa.org/ptsd-guideline/patients-and-families/cognitive-behavioral
PRODUCTION MANAGER:
Kerri Lynch