My guest for this podcast is an integrative psychotherapist & advocate for people affected by addiction and mental health challenges, Pamela Brinker. She is also the author of Amazon’s bestseller Conscious Bravery: Caring for Someone with Addiction.

Pamela Brinker has married her life experience with her life’s work, having guided clients on their journeys through pain into bravery for over twenty years. She knows firsthand how overwhelming it is to support someone you care about in the wilderness of recovery and relapse. Hence, provides direction and healing as you attempt to manage your life and protect your happiness while you assist a loved one who suffers with addiction and mental health issues.

As dedicated as she is, Pamela has also come up with a book entitled Conscious Bravery: Caring For Someone with Addiction. It’s basically for everyone who loves and cares for someone who is struggling with addiction. In this inspiring book, Pamela offers personal and gripping stories, sharing concepts and techniques that work for cultivating tenacious love, resilience, and strength.

Know more about Pamela and her book by clicking here to access her website.

I hope you enjoy this engaging interview with Pamela Brinker. Happy listening!

THE BOOK

Finally, here is the lifeline so desperately needed when caring about or loving someone struggling with addiction. From shocking crises to harrowing devastations, read and learn how to handle every situation by activating your strength and tenderness. These practices blend guidance with compassion, inspiring readers into action. Pamela offers personal and gripping stories, sharing concepts and techniques that work for cultivating tenacious love, resilience, and strength.

THE AUTHOR

As a well-respected and experienced psychotherapist for 31 years, Pamela has treated thousands of clients and has developed over 20 tools and practices to teach conscious bravery. Also a speaker and trainer, Pamela has taught and led groups and workshops on a variety of themes including: motivation, grief, mental health, conscious bravery while supporting loved ones with addiction, and dreamwork. 

 

You may also refer to the transcripts below for the full transciption (not edited) of the interview.

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