Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
Oxford House - Recovery Residence
Oxford House - Recovery Residence
Oxford House - Recovery Residence
Tuesday 13th June 2023
Learn how Oxford House fosters recovery with peer support and democratic living in this Crosstalk episode. Hear personal stories and insights from key figures.
45 minutes
Hopeful
Empowering
Inspiring
Transformative
Supportive
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Author:
Turning Point / Four Rivers Behavioral Health
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Oxford House operates on a democratic basis, emphasizing accountability and peer support.
- Jeff Pemberton shares his experience of finding support and sustained recovery through Oxford House.
- The episode provides insights into the profound impact of Oxford House on fostering transformation and responsible living.
- The democratic model of Oxford House and its significance in the recovery community are highlighted in the discussion.
- Raj Christian and Ashley Yates shed light on the pivotal role of Oxford House in providing a safe environment for recovery.
Oxford House provided me a safe environment to work on my recovery, to learn more about myself, to work the steps, to work a productive life. And I thought I was responsible, but, man, I had no idea what responsible living was.
Ever wondered how a supportive community can change lives in recovery? In this episode of Crosstalk, host Matt Lewis sits down with Raj Christian, the Oxford House State Kentucky Vice Chair, Ashley Yates, the Housing Services Chair, and Jeff Pemberton, an outreach worker for Western Kentucky. They dive into the heart of Oxford House, a unique recovery residence that stands out for its democratic approach and peer support system.
Raj, Ashley, and Jeff share their personal journeys and how Oxford House has played a pivotal role in their recovery. From its grassroots beginnings to becoming a beacon of hope for many, this episode sheds light on the transformative power of community living. You'll hear firsthand accounts of how the Oxford House model encourages responsibility, fosters independence, and provides a safe haven for those striving to stay sober.
Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights into how a structured, supportive environment can make all the difference.