Wood Marchant: Championing Sobriety at College of Charleston
You know, I thought people that went to aa meetings were those people, and you know it was comfortable. But I wasn't ready, but I walked through the door and it wasn't as bad as I thought.
Ever wondered how college students can find hope and support while navigating the challenges of sobriety? In this episode of The Elizabeth Chance Podcast, Elizabeth sits down with Wood Marchant, the Director of the Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) at the College of Charleston. Wood opens up about his own battle with addiction and the journey to recovery that led him to his current role.
Together, they discuss the vital role collegiate recovery programs play in supporting young people facing similar struggles. From anonymous support groups to social media campaigns, Wood and Elizabeth explore various strategies to combat stigma and foster a supportive community for students. They also highlight the importance of having fun and enjoying life without alcohol, offering practical advice and resources to those in recovery.
Tune in to hear inspiring stories and learn about the transformative impact of CRP at the College of Charleston.