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Organizational Stakeholders of the Month, Vol. 1
Organizational Stakeholders of the Month, Vol. 1
Organizational Stakeholders of the Month, Vol. 1
Tuesday 1st February 2022
Hear from organizational stakeholders in peer recovery about their work in certification, advocacy, and community integration on 'Recovery Talk'.
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Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Shining a Light on Peer Recovery: Stories from the Frontlines
We have found, by integrating those groups and not separating them- I mean that's a big part of what we're trying to do- is de-stigmatize right and to sort of bring everybody into the fold as a community to help combat substance use disorder.
Ever wondered what it takes to make a real difference in the world of peer recovery? This episode of 'Recovery Talk' offers a front-row seat to the inspiring work of several organizational stakeholders who are doing just that. Hosted by slroberts, the episode kicks off with Shannon from the New York Certification Board, who shares her insights on the importance of standardizing and certifying peer recovery professionals.
She delves into why ethical behavior and role-specific credentialing are crucial in this field, making it clear that professionalism can change lives. Another compelling segment features a representative from Mcshin, an organization passionately advocating against substance use disorders. They highlight the power of data and personal stories in driving change and also touch on the challenges faced by families in the foster care system due to substance use issues.
Throughout the episode, the common thread is the importance of community integration and de-stigmatization. These elements are portrayed as essential in tackling substance use disorders effectively. The discussions emphasize that real progress comes from a blend of professional standards and heartfelt advocacy. Whether you're directly involved in peer recovery or simply interested in how communities can support those struggling with addiction, this episode is packed with valuable insights and moving anecdotes.
Tune in to hear firsthand how these organizations are making a difference and why their work matters.