From Opioid Addiction to Recovery Advocate: What Families Need to Know About Fentanyl (with Brock Bevell)

Brock Bevell spent years as an undercover cop — then became the person he used to arrest. After a career-ending injury led to opioid addiction, he lost everything before finding his way to recovery.In this episode, Brock shares what the fentanyl crisis looks like from the inside, what families of people struggling with opioid addiction need to understand, and how recovery advocacy is creating real change in communities hit hardest by the overdose epidemic.If you're trying to understand how a loved one got here — and what recovery can actually look like — this is a story worth hearing.Topics: fentanyl addiction, opioid addiction and family, recovery from opioids, how to help someone with opioid addiction, fentanyl crisis, addiction recovery story.This episode may help you:See the connection between identity loss, pain and substance useUnderstand why fentanyl is so hard to walk away fromLearn what actually helps people changeDiscover four key areas that support long-term recoveryDownload our FREE, sibling e-book: ⁠6 actions to help navigate a sibling’s substance use journey⁠Join our sibling-focused community: ⁠Siblings For Love of Recovery⁠Connect with FLOR: ⁠Instagram ⁠and ⁠TikTok⁠Episode resources:⁠The Fentanyl ProjectAbout Brock Bevell: https://brockbevell.org/ ⁠