Lisa Lee: Championing Diverse Paths to Recovery on Recovery Hour
What that means for me is that there is recovery for everyone, and it doesn't have to look like someone else's.
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around and then help others do the same? In this episode of 'Recovery Hour', host Lori Windfeldt chats with Lisa Lee, a remarkable advocate who has dedicated her life to supporting those in recovery. Lisa's journey began in February 2002, and since then, she has worn many hats in the healthcare field. From medical billing to harm reduction, and from HIV testing to psychiatric case management, Lisa has done it all.
Her passion for peer recovery and overdose prevention shines through as she shares her story. Lisa's work isn't just about helping individuals; it's about transforming communities. She discusses the importance of self-efficacy and finding one's own unique path to recovery. Lisa is a strong believer in multiple pathways to recovery, recognizing that what works for one person might not work for another. Her advocacy extends to marginalized communities, emphasizing how social determinants of health can impact addiction and recovery.
One of the most compelling aspects of Lisa's story is her focus on relationships. She believes that connections with others can be a lifeline for those struggling with addiction. Her approach is holistic, considering the whole person and their environment. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Lisa's insights offer hope and practical advice. Tune in to hear Lisa Lee's inspiring journey and learn how she's making a difference in the world of recovery.
This episode is a testament to the power of resilience, community, and the human spirit.