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Breaking the Cycle (feat. Chana Leah Bleznick)
Breaking the Cycle (feat. Chana Leah Bleznick)
Breaking the Cycle (feat. Chana Leah Bleznick)
Thursday 24th July 2025
Join Chana Leah Bleznick as she shares her inspiring story of overcoming multi-generational addiction and advocating for women in Crown Heights.
91 minutes
hopeful
challenging
informative
inspirational
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Chana Leah's transformative journey from a turbulent childhood.
- The impact of 12-step recovery on personal healing.
- Advocacy for women facing addiction and mental illness.
- The importance of female mentorship and empowerment.
- Breaking generational cycles for a healthier future.
No matter how far down the rabbit hole you think you are, you can always climb out and you can do this and it's hard and it's painful, but I promise you, you can do it because you're not doing it alone.
In this episode of the Neshamos Podcast, host Moshe Charan welcomes Chana Leah Bleznick, who shares her compelling journey of overcoming multi-generational addiction and becoming an advocate for women in Crown Heights. Chana Leah grew up in Arizona, where she experienced the challenges of living in a family affected by addiction and mental illness. Despite these difficulties, she found healing through the 12-step recovery program and has dedicated herself to breaking the generational cycles that affected her family.
Chana Leah's story is one of resilience and hope. She candidly reflects on her college years and the early struggles she faced in marriage. Her journey to stability was marked by pivotal moments that she attributes to self-responsibility and the courage to speak openly about her experiences. As a professional advocate for disabled New Yorkers, Chana Leah has made significant strides in writing legislation and working with elected officials to improve the lives of those affected by addiction.
Throughout the episode, Chana Leah emphasizes the power of storytelling in dismantling shame and secrecy. She sponsors and mentors women who live alongside the effects of a loved one's addiction and mental illness, offering guidance and support through various events and speaking engagements. Her work in the community highlights the importance of female mentorship and the impact it can have on empowering others.
Chana Leah's testimony is a moving reminder that no matter how deep the challenges, healing and growth are possible with the right support and tools. She shares her vision board, a testament to her ongoing journey of building self-esteem and self-love, and encourages listeners to find their own path to empowerment and fulfillment.
The episode concludes with Chana Leah's hopeful message that no matter how far down the rabbit hole one might feel, there is always a way out with the help of one's higher power and community support. Her story is an inspiration for anyone facing similar challenges, proving that with determination and courage, it is possible to break the cycle and create a brighter future.