Tanner Keegan Read
Tanner Keegan Read
The Program of Programs
The Program of Programs
The Program of Programs
Saturday 27th May 2023
Explore Tanner's recovery journey at the Men of Nehemiah, a unique Christian military rehab offering hope and transformation.
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36 minutes
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Author:
Tanner Keegan Read
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- The Men of Nehemiah programme offers free Christian military rehab.
- Recovery involves spiritual, mental, and physical healing.
- Participants commit to a nine-month journey for lifelong change.
- Relatability among staff fosters genuine connections.
- The location provides perspective on addiction struggles.
You give nine months of your life to this programme, but in return, you get the rest of your life back.
In this episode of Retrieving Sanity, host Tanner Keegan Read takes listeners on a heartfelt journey through his recovery story with the Men of Nehemiah (MON) programme. This unique Christian military rehab located in South Dallas offers a holistic approach to recovery, combining spiritual, mental, and physical facets to help individuals rebuild their lives. Tanner shares his personal experiences with MON, highlighting its transformative impact and how it provides a glimmer of hope for those battling addiction.
The programme is free, although it demands commitment and effort over nine months, ensuring participants are truly invested in their recovery journey. With a touch of humour and honesty, Tanner recounts the challenges and triumphs he faced, painting a vivid picture of how MON became his second family. The location in South Dallas is strategic, offering a stark reminder of the struggles outside while providing a safe haven for healing within.
Tanner emphasises the importance of community and relatability among staff and participants, which fosters genuine connections and understanding. As he candidly discusses the realities of addiction and recovery, Tanner encourages listeners to reflect on their own journey or consider how MON might be a lifeline for someone they know. This episode is not just about sharing a story; it's about extending hope and support to anyone grappling with the 'disease of choice'.