Campus Life and Sobriety: The Collegiate Recovery Movement
So it sounds like it's really important then that there's people both who are in need of support to stay connected to the campus that they're on, even though they're struggling, but also having that mix with people that are selecting that particular campus because of that support and maybe they're already working their recovery program already.
Picture yourself as a young adult, navigating the complexities of college life while also striving to maintain sobriety. It's a daunting task, but a growing number of collegiate recovery programs are stepping up to provide the support needed. In this episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods sits down with Sierra Castado to shed light on these vital initiatives.
They discuss the unique challenges faced by students in recovery and how peer support and community play crucial roles in their journey. These programs, which have expanded from a few schools to over 140 institutions, offer a lifeline for students who might otherwise struggle in isolation. Whether you're a young adult in recovery or an older student returning to education, this episode offers insights into how campuses are becoming more inclusive and supportive environments for all.
Tune in to hear about the transformative power of collegiate recovery programs and the dedicated individuals making it all possible.