Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
Daniel's Story
Daniel's Story
Daniel's Story
Tuesday 8th June 2021
Discover Daniel's journey from escaping Vietnam to becoming a psychologist, highlighting cultural sensitivity and collaboration in recovery.
30 minutes
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Empowering
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Author:
Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!From Vietnam to Healing: Daniel's Path to Recovery
I've certainly learned from my mom that you can get great growth out of great destruction and great tragedy and great trauma, that those experiences often teach you a great deal about who you are, your identity as a person. But it also shows you that you can survive those things.
Imagine fleeing your homeland and starting anew in a foreign country. That's where Daniel's journey begins. In this episode of 'Resilience Unfolded: Voices of Recovery', Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton sit down with Daniel to uncover his remarkable story. From escaping Vietnam with his family to becoming a psychologist, Daniel's life is a testament to resilience and transformation. He opens up about his own battles with mental health and how these experiences have shaped his approach as a clinician.
Daniel stresses the importance of cultural sensitivity and the need for clinicians to truly listen to their patients. One memorable story he shares involves a patient struggling with self-harm, and how they worked together to find a unique solution. This episode isn't just for healthcare professionals; it's for anyone who believes in the power of listening and collaboration in the healing process. Daniel's insights provide a fresh perspective on recovery, emphasizing that growth often comes from the most challenging circumstances.
Tune in to hear a story that underscores the importance of empathy, understanding, and the human spirit's capacity for resilience.