Transformation Talk Radio
Transformation Talk Radio
Honoring the Recovery Ally with Stacy Charpentier, Director of Training at The Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery
Honoring the Recovery Ally with Stacy Charpentier, Director of Training at The Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery
Honoring the Recovery Ally with Stacy Charpentier, Director of Training at The Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery
Thursday 17th June 2021
Stacy Charpentier explores the essential role of Recovery Allies in addiction recovery on 'Hungry For Answers' with Robin H. Clare.
59 minutes
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Ever wondered who supports those battling addiction, even if they've never faced it themselves? Meet Stacy Charpentier, the Director of Training at The Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR), as she joins Robin H. Clare on 'Hungry For Answers'. In this episode, they shine a spotlight on the vital role of the Recovery Ally. These are individuals who, despite not having personal addiction stories, are dedicated to helping others succeed in their recovery journey.
Stacy shares her wealth of knowledge on what makes a successful Recovery Ally, from developing self-awareness to understanding how trauma influences addiction. She also delves into the invaluable work of CCAR and their Recovery Coach Academy, which offers both in-person and online training for aspiring Recovery Coaches. Whether you're in recovery or looking to support someone who is, Stacy's insights offer practical tools and inspiration for building a life free from addiction.
Tune in to discover how you can be an effective ally and make a real difference in someone's recovery journey.