Aimee Clements-Hadfield opens about the amazing work that she is doing with Hearten House

Aimee Clements-Hadfield opens about the amazing work that she is doing with Hearten House

Growing up in a family plagued by addiction, Aimee Clements-Hadfield took on the role of a pseudo-mom, navigating the turbulent waters of her loved ones' struggles. This episode of Project Recovery, hosted by Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley, dives into Aimee's unique journey and the incredible work she's doing today. Aimee opens up about her early exposure to family therapy, where she first learned about the disease model of addiction and discovered her passion for helping others.

The tragic loss of her brother only strengthened her resolve to pursue a career in social work, despite initial apprehensions about becoming a therapist. Today, Aimee is making a significant impact through Hearten House, a community-based organization dedicated to supporting those battling addiction. She discusses the power of community and experiential therapies in breaking down the shame and stigma surrounding addiction, providing a safe space for healing.

Aimee also highlights the crucial role of family therapy in recovery, helping relatives understand boundaries and reduce relapse risks. Her story is one of resilience, compassion, and unwavering dedication to making a difference. Tune in to hear Aimee's inspiring journey and gain valuable insights into the importance of community support in addiction recovery.