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In this powerful episode of The Recovery Couch, Brandon Couch creates a sacred space for honesty, healing, and hope as guests Kacia Warren, Crissie Leonard, and Ty Howell share deeply personal stories of trauma, recovery, and redemption.

Kacia opens up about growing up in a family shaped by alcoholism and the heartbreak of losing her sister to fentanyl poisoning—a loss that compelled her to tell the truth and honor her sister’s legacy through her book, I’m Still Standing. Crissie reflects on how trauma and abandonment can silence a person’s voice, and how her faith and writing—Letters to My Father and her upcoming comic book on trauma and suicide—have become tools for healing and courageous conversation. Ty shares his journey of more than three years in recovery, reminding listeners that transformation is possible when community, accountability, and faith come together.

This episode is a testament to the freedom found in authenticity and the belief that our deepest pain can be transformed into purpose. Whether you are walking through recovery, supporting someone who is, or seeking a place to be real and vulnerable, this conversation invites you to reclaim your voice and take a step toward healing.

🔑 Key Takeaways

Healing Begins with Truth — Freedom and growth start when we choose honesty over silence, even when telling our story is uncomfortable.

Community Creates Stability — Recovery and restoration are strengthened through relationships, accountability, and people who are willing to walk alongside us.

Faith as a Foundation — A relationship with God can provide grounding, identity, and hope through trauma and loss.

Pain Can Become Purpose — Personal suffering can be transformed into a message that helps others find courage and clarity.

Your Voice Matters — Trauma may try to silence you, but reclaiming your voice is a powerful step toward healing and wholeness.

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