Sean Daniels talks about the power of storytelling to change narratives and destigmatize addiction and mental health. An internationally celebrated theater director, playwright, and anti-stigma advocate, Sean discusses his own journey of recovery and the creation of his renowned semi-autobiographical play, The White Chip. He emphasizes the importance of finding support and community in the arts, as well as the need to challenge the notion that substance abuse is intrinsic to being an artist. Ultimately, this episode of Page and Stage highlights the transformative power of art in raising awareness, fostering empathy, and promoting positive change.

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Sean Daniels website

Artist Warm Line: 1-833-OK-I-QUIT

Live Tampa Stories Ending Stigma

Recovery Project

Awesome Puppet Video!

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