ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Caddy Frink sits down with certified peer recovery specialist Kimberlee Lawson to explore the realities of peer support and meeting justice-impacted individuals exactly where they are. They dig into the complexities of adverse childhood experiences, how early trauma influences substance use, and why the language we use around healing matters. Kimberlee also shares her personal journey of returning to school and highlights the critical need for grace in our communities.
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United States
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