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Pictured right: Dylan Cleary to Speak at the Source, Thurles on March 22, 2024.
Addiction and me is the story of my battle through addiction and the struggles throughout.
Explaining the effects addiction has on a person the tough reality of the public’s view of addiction.
The hate and shame that addicts go through on a daily basis.
The way it affects your mindset, your mental health and wellbeing.
It can be a very lonely and excluding world, where you often feeling alone and vulnerable.
How I went from being a kid in foster care to a adult who battled demons and addiction.
It is most certainly a talk that you will not want to miss.
Throughout the talk, you will hear from myself (Dylan Cleary), Coolmines Treatment Centre and Aiseiri Treatment Centre, who will explain how a treatment centre operates on a daily basis and the difference between when someone in addiction first goes in two the day they leave a reformed person.
Anna Liffey will also be there explaining how they help their local community and the people battling addiction and the services they provide.
Tickets are €20 each.
It is a talk you do not want to miss.
Location: Thurles Source Arts Centre
Date: March 22, 2024.
Time: 7pm - 8:30pm
Or call to book:083 3436815.
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