In this episode of Resilient Butterfly, we’re joined by criminal defense attorney Adam Rossen for a powerful conversation about justice, compassion, and what it really means to help someone turn their life around.

Adam shares how his South Florida law firm takes a people-first approach - treating clients not just as cases, but as humans with complex stories, struggles, and families behind them. From DUIs to domestic violence to mental health crises, we explore how legal challenges are often just the surface of much deeper issues.

Together, we talk about the ripple effects of incarceration, the importance of personalized care plans, and why building trust is essential when someone is at their lowest. Adam’s passion for helping people - especially those facing substance use or mental health issues - is a reminder that healing often starts with how we show up for one another, especially when it's hardest.

This conversation is for anyone who believes that accountability and empathy can exist in the same sentence - and that recovery is possible when the system allows room for it.

Contact Adam Rossen:
Website: https://www.rossenlawfirm.com/

Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin:
Facebook: @FeinbergCare
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LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc
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