Theo Fleury is a former NHL player and Stanley Cup champion who has become an advocate for trauma survivors and mental health awareness. Fleury shares his personal story of childhood trauma, addiction, and recovery. He discusses the widespread impact of trauma and the importance of healing, vulnerability, and spirituality in overcoming adversity.
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Summary
Fleury recounts his experiences with childhood trauma, sexual abuse, and addiction. He describes his journey to sobriety and healing, emphasizing the importance of honesty, vulnerability, and spirituality. Fleury discusses the widespread impact of trauma in society and criticizes government policies that he believes perpetuate abuse and addiction. He advocates for addressing unresolved trauma as a solution to many societal issues and emphasizes the healing power of Indigenous spirituality and practices. Fleury also draws parallels between his personal experiences of grooming and abuse to recent government actions during the pandemic. He calls for raising collective consciousness and vibration to overcome societal challenges.
Credentials
Theo Fleury had an impressive NHL career, scoring over 1000 points and winning a Stanley Cup with the Calgary Flames in 1989. After retiring, he courageously shared his story of childhood sexual abuse and addiction in his autobiography. Fleury has since become a powerful voice for trauma survivors, mental health awareness, and healing. He has given thousands of speeches and worked extensively with Indigenous communities to promote healing and spirituality.
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