In this episode, Randy Davis interviews Susan and Dave Kenney from Emergo Academy. They discuss the brain-first approach to recovery and the five principles of actualized recovery. They emphasize the importance of understanding neuroplasticity and the power of the brain to change. They also talk about the need to eliminate labels and victim mentality in order to take responsibility for one's own life. The goal of their book is to provide hope and happiness by unlocking the extraordinary in each individual. The book is accessible and can be pre-ordered on their website. In this conversation, Susan and Dave Kenney discuss the meaning of faith and its impact on personal growth. They emphasize the idea that events are happening for us, not to us, and that having faith in time allows us to become greater and more ourselves. Randy Davis expresses his gratitude for their clear explanation and the work they are doing to help others. The conversation concludes with a reminder to stay in the battle and keep seeking answers.

Takeaways
The brain-first approach to recovery focuses on understanding neuroplasticity and the power of the brain to change.
Labels and victim mentality can hinder personal growth and recovery.
Taking responsibility for one's own life and choices is essential for true happiness and well-being.
The book by Susan and Dave Kenney aims to provide hope and unlock the extraordinary in each individual. Faith means seeing events as happening for us, not to us.
Having faith in time allows for personal growth and becoming more oneself.
Expressing gratitude and acknowledging the impact of others' work is important.
Stay persistent in seeking answers and don't give up too soon.

Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Welcome
01:02
Introduction of Guests
02:12
Emergo Academy and Crisis and Recovery Coach Warriors
03:21
Meaning of Emergo and Unlocking the Extraordinary
04:41
Personal Background and Mission
06:35
Influence of Parents and Service
07:46
Faith in Others and Encouragement
09:52
Birth of Emergo and Brain First Approach
12:57
Brain First Approach and Five Principles
15:34
Acceptance of Brain First Approach
18:29
Accessibility of the Book
20:17
Goal of the Book
23:48
Powerlessness and Labels
27:28
Choosing Your Response and Victim Mentality
30:18
Neuroplasticity and Changing Your Brain
33:17
Teaching Children to Love Their Brain
37:21
Addiction and Punishment
40:25
Availability of the Book
42:28
Faith in Your Recovery
43:34
The Meaning of Faith
44:32
Blessings and Impact

Ep124 Dave and Susan Kenney

In this episode, Randy Davis interviews Josh Richards, also known as Redeemed, about his journey from addiction to redemption. Josh shares his early life in Florida, the multiple losses he experienced, and how he turned to drugs to cope. He describes the downward spiral of addiction and the impact it had on his relationships. However, Josh also shares how he found hope and redemption through his faith in God. He discusses the power of music in recovery and the unity among hip hop artists who share a common purpose of building the kingdom of God.

Takeaways
Loss and trauma can lead to addiction as a way to cope with pain.
Finding hope and redemption is possible through faith in God.
Music can play a powerful role in recovery and healing.
Unity among hip hop artists can create a supportive community for those seeking redemption.

Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Overview
01:06
Early Life and Loss
04:15
Finding Hope and Redemption
05:26
Moving to Panama City Beach
09:04
Financial Ruin and Deeper Addiction
12:29
Avoiding Incarceration
15:14
Recognizing God's Presence
22:03
Serving God Through Music
30:03
The Power of Music in Recovery
34:40
Unity Among Hip Hop Artists
39:57
Closing Thoughts and Song

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In this conversation, Randy and Greg discuss the importance of empathy and support in the recovery process. They highlight the role of trauma in addiction and mental health issues and emphasize the need for holistic treatment. Greg shares his experiences working with offenders and the challenges they face in finding employment and stability after incarceration. They also discuss the changing landscape of drug availability and abuse over the years. Greg emphasizes the importance of not giving up on individuals in their recovery journey and the need for a supportive community. They also touch on the role of faith in their work and the impact of mental health services in Indiana.

Keywords
recovery, empathy, trauma, addiction, mental health, employment, support, offenders, holistic treatment, drug abuse, faith, mental health services

Takeaways
Empathy and support are crucial in the recovery process.
Trauma often underlies addiction and mental health issues.
Holistic treatment that addresses the underlying trauma is essential for successful recovery.
Finding employment and stability after incarceration is a significant challenge for offenders.
The availability and abuse of drugs have evolved over the years.
It is important not to give up on individuals in their recovery journey.
Faith can play a significant role in recovery and supporting others.
Mental health services, such as the 988 helpline, are crucial for providing immediate support and resources.

Ep130 Greg Maynard

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Join us from inside the Jay County Security Center as we interview inmates about their experiences with addiction and recovery.

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Join us from the Jay County Jail in Portland, Indiana as we interview inmates about their addiction and recovery experiences. 

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Join us in the Jay County Jail as we interview inmates about their experiences with addiction and recovery. 

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“I have scars my tattoos won’t cover.”
I didn’t write this to impress anyone. I wrote it because it hurt.
This one's for anyone who’s lived through something they don’t always talk about.
It’s raw. It’s honest. And maybe—just maybe—it’ll mean something to you too.

I have scars

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Cumberland Heights is one of the most consistently profitable non-profit treatment programs in the country. If you look at the 990s of many well-known non-profit treatment programs, they have consistent annual fiscal deficits when donor contributions are removed from the P&L. They have also continued to successfully expand throughout the state, adding on service lines and locations. In this episode, I speak with CEO Jay Crosson to learn just what it is about Cumberland Heights' strategy that has made is so consistently successful.

EP 109: Leading One of the Most Successful Non-profits in the Country with Jay Crosson

I am Randy Davis, the founder and the Executive Director of ABLBH. Early on in my life, I recognized my desire to help those who might be struggling. I have been blessed with experiences that have fed my hunger. I believe in encouraging others before they believe in themselves. Thus, ABLBH believes in you.

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It was June of 2014 when God first burdened my heart with the needs of those battling addiction. God used Brianna's experiences, story, and life to touch me in a way unlike He never has. Then He began opening doors and creating opportunities that showed me together we would make a difference. So here we are changing lives and saving lives. For certain God gets the glory but without so many feet and hands moving for Him we would not have the impact that we have!

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Join us and believe with us!

Randy Davis

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