Leaving CrazyTown

Dr. Sarah Michaud and Finn Allen

Welcome to Leaving CrazyTown, a Podcast and YouTube channel by Dr. Sarah Michaud and Finn Allen. They help navigate life's ups and downs, including codependency. With personal experiences and mental health expertise, they offer insights and strategies to overcome challenges and lead fulfilling lives. Episodes cover anxiety, depression, relationships, and self-improvement. This podcast is for anyone seeking guidance to improve mental health and well-being. Join Leaving CrazyTown and start your journey to a happier, healthier life.

  1. 50m ago

    Discovering Freedom in Sobriety

    Why is embracing discomfort essential to personal growth?   Dr. Sarah Michaud, Amy Liz Harrison, and Beth Lacey explore Pema Chödrön's latest book, "Another Kind of Freedom," diving into key insights on meditation, projection, and the path to emotional freedom.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Embracing discomfort can lead to personal growth and freedom. Self-awareness is critical to understanding projections and avoiding negative emotions. Meditation is a powerful tool for peace and clarity.   NOTABLE QUOTE "You do this, but be kind to yourself." — Beth Lacey   GUEST BIO Amy Liz Harrison is a writer who shares her personal journey with sobriety, offering insights and connections through her work. Beth Lacey is an adventurer currently traveling in an Airstream, exploring life's complexities and joys.   Connect with Us: Dr. Sarah Michaud — Author of Co Crazy Follow @leavingcrazytown on YouTube Website: https://drsarahmichaud.com/ Music by Dmitrii Kolesnikov from Pixabay Leaving CrazyTown is a raw, real-talk podcast hosted by Finn and Dr. Sarah Michaud, two recovering addicts turned relatable guides on the wild ride of codependency healing. With a unique blend of humor, honesty, and clinical insight, this show tackles the chaos of dysfunctional relationships, identity loss, and boundary disasters — while offering practical tools, powerful storytelling, and a roadmap for emotional freedom. Weekly episodes on YouTube (@leavingcrazytown) and all major podcast platforms.

  2. Oct 6

    Recognizing Codependency Signs in Your Behavior

    Why do you lose your peace of mind in relationships?   Finn and Dr. Sarah Michaud, along with guest Kristen, engage in a raw conversation about the less obvious ways codependency seeps into our relationships. Through personal stories, they highlight behaviors that may go unnoticed but significantly impact your peace and well-being.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Recognize when you're losing peace of mind due to others' emotions. Explore non-violent communication as a tool to express feelings. Understand how codependency can lead to manipulation.   NOTABLE QUOTE "When we lose our peace of mind because we're making up stories about how other people are feeling, that's where the codependency really affects us." — Sarah Michaud   GUEST BIO Kristen, an advocate for emotional awareness and Finn's girlfriend, dives into vulnerability by sharing personal experiences with codependency. Her insights on non-violent communication provide practical tools for managing relationships.   Connect with Us: Dr. Sarah Michaud — Author of Co Crazy Follow @leavingcrazytown on YouTube Website: https://drsarahmichaud.com/ Music by Dmitrii Kolesnikov from Pixabay Leaving CrazyTown is a raw, real-talk podcast hosted by Finn and Dr. Sarah Michaud, two recovering addicts turned relatable guides on the wild ride of codependency healing. With a unique blend of humor, honesty, and clinical insight, this show tackles the chaos of dysfunctional relationships, identity loss, and boundary disasters — while offering practical tools, powerful storytelling, and a roadmap for emotional freedom. Weekly episodes on YouTube (@leavingcrazytown) and all major podcast platforms.

  3. Sep 8

    Understanding the Darkness and Light Within with Leon Eckford

    What part of yourself becomes so unbearable when you're sober? Join Dr. Sarah Michaud as she chats with Leon Eckford about the complexities of addiction recovery and the profound impact of Jungian psychology. Leon shares his deeply personal journey through addiction, exploring the vital role of acknowledging one's shadow, embracing vulnerability, and the power of community in healing. KEY TAKEAWAYS The importance of acknowledging both light and shadow in personal growth How Jungian psychology influenced Leon's recovery journey The impact of societal systems on individual healing efforts GUEST BIO Leon Eckford is the host of the podcast Too Light, Too Dark. Originally from Scotland and now based in London, Leon delves into narratives around identity, power, and transformation. He reflects on his battle with addiction and the insights gained from Jungian psychology in finding healing. Podcast: Too Light, Too Dark: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/too-light-too-dark/id1819082803  Connect with Us: Dr. Sarah Michaud — Author of Co Crazy Follow @leavingcrazytown on YouTube Website: https://drsarahmichaud.com/ Music by Dmitrii Kolesnikov from Pixabay Leaving CrazyTown is a raw, real-talk podcast hosted by Finn and Dr. Sarah Michaud, two recovering addicts turned relatable guides on the wild ride of codependency healing. With a unique blend of humor, honesty, and clinical insight, this show tackles the chaos of dysfunctional relationships, identity loss, and boundary disasters — while offering practical tools, powerful storytelling, and a roadmap for emotional freedom. Weekly episodes on YouTube (@leavingcrazytown) and all major podcast platforms.

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Welcome to Leaving CrazyTown, a Podcast and YouTube channel by Dr. Sarah Michaud and Finn Allen. They help navigate life's ups and downs, including codependency. With personal experiences and mental health expertise, they offer insights and strategies to overcome challenges and lead fulfilling lives. Episodes cover anxiety, depression, relationships, and self-improvement. This podcast is for anyone seeking guidance to improve mental health and well-being. Join Leaving CrazyTown and start your journey to a happier, healthier life.

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