064 Trevor Shevin - The Best Gifts Come In Poorly Wrapped Packages

Understanding the Human Condition

Trevor Shevin gets vulnerable and opens up about his personal journey to recovery while speaking to the work he’s doing to help others as a certified interventionist professional.

Trevor is the Principal and Founder of Sterling Recovery Services, a highly specialized team whose clients suffer from a wide variety of serious conditions, including alcoholism, drug addiction, eating and mental health disorders, among others.

Today, Dr. Flowers and Trevor discuss The Dogaholix, The United Intervention Services and what it means to build authentic relationships.

Key Takeaways

01:14 – Trevor Shevin opens up about his own journey to recovery and talks about the mission and vision of Sterling Recovery Services

09:43 – Building authentic relationships

10:42 – Trevor speaks to his passion for helping others and the work he’s doing at The Dogaholix & The United Intervention Services

14:22 – Describing the process of an intervention

20:09 – Why the best gifts come in poorly wrapped packages

22:46 – Dr. Flowers thanks Trevor for his vulnerability and his time and lets listeners know where they can learn more about Sterling Recovery Services

Tweetable Quotes

“Back in 2017, I started a company called Sterling Recovery Services. We’re headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut. We help families all over the world, mostly in the U.S. and London. We do everything from interventions to intensive case management to advisory and consultative services.” (07:54) (Trevor)

“You know, I’ve been very blessed to have a nice career and I’m on the board of the NCADD of Westchester and I try to join nonprofit boards where I can and help people who are less fortunate. When I got into this field, I wanted to help anybody, whether it was inner city kids or whoever it might be.” (11:05) (Trevor)

“[In our interventions] There’s no shaming. There’s no blaming. There’s nothing punitive. It’s all protecting them from themselves and trying to reach their hearts to get them to understand the ripple effect.” (16:47) (Trevor)

“My ability, I think, to connect with people and have empathy and compassion is a direct byproduct of things I’ve been through.” (20:32) (Trevor)

Resources Mentioned

JFlowers Health Institute – https://jflowershealth.com/

JFlowers Health Institute Contact – [phone]

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Trevor’s Cell Number –[phone]

Trevor’s Email – [e-mail]

Trevor’s LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/trevorshevin/

Sterling Recovery Services Website – https://www.sterlingrecovery.com/

Sterling Recovery Services Phone Number – [phone]

Link to Dogaholix – https://dogaholix.org/board-members/

Link to The NCADD – http://www.ncaddwestchester.org/

Link to the Williamsburg House – https://williamsburghousenyc.com/

Link to The United Intervention Services – https://unitedintervention.com/

**The views and opinions expressed by our guests are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of J. Flowers Health Institute. Any content provided by our co-host(s) or guests are of their opinion and are not intended to reflect the philosophy and policies of J. Flowers Health Institute itself. Nor is it intended to malign any recovery method, religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

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