Mary Woods
Mary Woods
Developing Adolescent Peer Recovery Supports in Our Communities with guests Michelle Lipiniski, Founder/Principal of Northshore Recovery High School, Beverly, MA and Dr. Jim Howland, Social Worker
Developing Adolescent Peer Recovery Supports in Our Communities with guests Michelle Lipiniski, Founder/Principal of Northshore Recovery High School, Beverly, MA and Dr. Jim Howland, Social Worker
Developing Adolescent Peer Recovery Supports in Our Communities with guests Michelle Lipiniski, Founder/Principal of Northshore Recovery High School, Beverly, MA and Dr. Jim Howland, Social Worker
Monday 17th September 2012
Mary Woods, Michelle Lipinski, and Dr. Jim Howland discuss peer recovery supports for adolescents on 'One Hour AT A Time'.
56 minutes
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Mary Woods
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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You're just safely giving a voice to these children who really don't have it.
How do we support teenagers grappling with substance abuse and mental health issues? In this engaging episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods sits down with Michelle Lipinski, the founder of Northshore Recovery High School, and Dr. Jim Howland, a seasoned social worker. Together, they discuss the vital role of peer recovery programs for adolescents in our communities.
The conversation is a deep dive into the unique challenges and successes of creating these essential support systems within schools and beyond. Michelle shares her journey of establishing a high school that caters specifically to the needs of students battling addiction, offering a safe haven where education and recovery go hand in hand. Dr. Howland brings his extensive experience to the table, discussing how to identify and engage youth who need help and the predictors of success in these programs.
The episode also highlights the critical role families play in the recovery process and the importance of normalizing discussions around addiction. If you're interested in how communities can better support young people facing these challenges, this episode is a must-listen.