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 Michael O'Leary and Ellen Stewart on Recovery Recharged.
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Episode Overview
- Interventions can be pivotal in initiating recovery for those struggling with addiction.
- The Arise model involves family from the start, avoiding surprise confrontations.
- Family support is crucial, often more impactful than clinical intervention alone.
- Interventions can reveal underlying issues within families, leading to broader healing.
- Professional guidance is essential for a successful intervention process.
"One family member that's a part of this process of recovery equals five clinicians."
Ever wondered how a simple conversation can change the course of someone's life? In this engaging episode, Ellen Stewart, also known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, welcomes interventionist Michael O'Leary to discuss the transformative power of interventions. Michael, an actor turned interventionist, shares his journey and expertise on how interventions can be a lifeline for those struggling with addiction.
He explains the Johnson and Arise models, highlighting the importance of family involvement and how it can be more effective than traditional methods. Michael sheds light on the Arise model's approach, which involves inviting everyone, including the person needing help, to participate in family meetings. This inclusive strategy often leads to unexpected revelations and healing for the entire family.
The conversation is peppered with anecdotes that illustrate the challenges and triumphs of interventions, making it clear that while the path may be tough, the rewards are worth it. Michael's candid discussion on the complexities of addiction and the role of family support is both enlightening and encouraging. If you've ever questioned whether an intervention could be the key to recovery for someone you care about, this episode offers valuable insights and guidance.
Remember, as Michael emphasises, it's okay to ask for help. Could this be the push you or a loved one needs?