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Today, we welcome back Sasha Young. This is the third episode of our unique three-part series where I interviewed Joshua Young in Episode 26 about his story and book "Craving Recovery", then interviewed Sasha in Episode 27 to hear her perspective of his struggle, recovery, and impact on her, and today, I will interview her about her own trauma and resilience story. A power couple that I truly admire. If you missed the earlier episodes – make sure you go back and listen to them!
This episode includes sensitive topics. If you feel it may be triggering to you, then we encourage you to listen to the episode in a therapeutic community to ensure you are safe and supported.
You can learn more about Joshua and his upcoming books by visiting his website: https://joshuamyoung.com/.
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Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation

Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation

Recovery Advocate Network: Coffee & Conversation