Transformation Talk Radio
Ellen Stewart
The Power of Intervention in Transforming Lives with Interventionist Michael O'Leary
The Power of Intervention in Transforming Lives with Interventionist Michael O'Leary
The Power of Intervention in Transforming Lives with Interventionist Michael O'Leary
Wednesday 12th February 2025
Explore how interventions can change lives with Ellen Stewart and Michael O'Leary. Learn about different models and the importance of family involvement.
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Episode Overview
- Interventions involve guiding families to help a loved one seek professional help.
- The ARISE model focuses on involving the family from the beginning without ambushing the individual.
- Family members play a crucial role in the recovery process.
- Interventions aim to heal both the individual and the entire family unit.
- Professional interventionists bring expertise and structure to the process.
One family member that's part of this process of recovery equals five clinicians.
In this episode of Recovery Recharged, Ellen Stewart, also known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, sits down with Michael O'Leary to discuss the transformative power of interventions. Michael, an accomplished actor and certified interventionist, shares his experiences and insights into the process of guiding families through the delicate yet impactful journey of interventions.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and professional expertise, Michael explains the different models of intervention, including the Johnson model and the ARISE model, and highlights the importance of involving the family in the recovery process. He emphasises that an intervention is not just about confronting the individual struggling with addiction but also about healing the entire family unit.
Michael sheds light on the practical steps involved in organising an intervention, from initial phone calls to family meetings and the actual intervention itself. He also discusses common challenges and misconceptions, offering valuable advice for those considering this approach. Ellen and Michael's conversation is filled with empathy, understanding, and a touch of humour, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamics of addiction recovery and family healing.
Tune in to learn how the right intervention can be a turning point in someone's life and why involving a professional can make all the difference.