351 Jamis Journey: From Trauma, Grief, and Addiction, To Her Empowered Path Of Sobriety


Is it possible to recover from addiction if you have a lifetime of trauma?

The honest answer is, it depends.

It depends on each individuals willingness to get help, practice self-reflect, be open minded and do the work of self-care.

Today I sit down with Jami, who is a beautiful example of willingness, resilience, and someone brave enough to live with an open heart despite years of abandonment and tragic loss.

Stay to the end because we talk about redefining some triggering words, so that they dont become limiting beliefs.

So without further delay, please enjoy this episode, and let me know what you think!

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