Carlos Romero's Journey: From Intern to Advocate
Episode Overview
Carlos Romero shares his journey from a small town to pursuing a degree in Human Development. He discusses cultural differences in drinking habits and their impact. The importance of community support in addiction recovery is highlighted. Carlos's future plans include working with youth in community centers. His story emphasizes the role of education and empathy in fostering recovery.
Drinking in the Hispanic culture is very much like a rite of passage.
In this episode of Recovery Radio, Radio Johnny sits down with Carlos Romero, an intern at the Latah Recovery Center (LRC) in Moscow, Idaho. Carlos, a student at Washington State University, shares his journey from a small town in Washington to pursuing a degree in Human Development. He discusses his experiences and aspirations, offering a unique perspective on addiction recovery and community support.
Carlos opens up about his cultural background, the challenges he faced in adapting to a new environment, and his passion for helping adolescents navigate their own paths. His insights into the impact of early habits on long-term development are both relatable and inspiring. The conversation touches on the cultural differences in drinking habits and the importance of community support in recovery.
Carlos's plans for the future include working with youth in community centers, providing guidance and resources to help them build healthy habits. His story is a testament to the power of education and empathy in fostering recovery. Tune in to hear Carlos's heartfelt reflections and gain valuable insights into the world of addiction recovery.