Brett Morris
Brett Morris
#127 – Jack Brown: Peer 2 Peer Whole Wellness
#127 – Jack Brown: Peer 2 Peer Whole Wellness
#127 – Jack Brown: Peer 2 Peer Whole Wellness
Wednesday 31st August 2022
Jack Brown discusses overcoming addiction and mental health challenges through peer support on Recovery Survey. Listen to his inspiring story.
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Get the buttons here!Jack Brown: From Struggles to Strength with Peer Support
And what happens with service work is, they say, a grateful addict won't use right.
Ever wondered how peer support can transform lives? Jack Brown, an Army veteran and certified peer support specialist, has a story that might just inspire you. In this episode of Recovery Survey, Jack shares his journey from battling addiction and mental health issues to becoming a beacon of hope for others. He leads Peer 2 Peer Whole Wellness, a peer-run organization in Texas dedicated to helping those in need through community outreach and support. Jack’s path wasn't easy.
He faced addiction, grief, and societal rejection, finding temporary solace in substance use. But through the unwavering support of peers and a commitment to self-care, he turned his life around. Now, he’s on a mission to help others do the same. Jack talks about the importance of peer support and community initiatives, such as providing meals and hygiene items to low-income individuals and the homeless. His belief? Grateful addicts are less likely to use.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of community and gratitude in overcoming life's toughest challenges. Tune in to hear Jack's inspiring story and learn how peer support can be a lifeline for those struggling with addiction and mental health issues.