Mike Tourville
mktourville@gmail.com (Mike Tourville, Les Tingley, Richard Johnson)
You are more than your circumstances. Richard Johnson, from the New North Citizens' Council
You are more than your circumstances. Richard Johnson, from the New North Citizens' Council
You are more than your circumstances. Richard Johnson, from the New North Citizens' Council
Tuesday 27th February 2024
Richard Johnson shares his inspiring journey from addiction and incarceration to becoming a leader in addiction recovery and harm reduction.
34 minutes
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Sobriety Success Stories
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Richard Johnson shares his journey from addiction and incarceration to recovery.
- The importance of family support in overcoming addiction.
- Richard's role as an Overdose Prevention Master Trainer and Harm Reductionist.
- The impact of community involvement in addiction recovery.
- The significance of self-care for those helping others in recovery.
I like to think that my journey has been the scenic route.
Richard Johnson's story is one of resilience and transformation. In this episode of the Healing Voices Project, Richard shares his journey from a troubled youth to becoming the Program Director of the New North Citizens' Council. Growing up in Springfield, Massachusetts, Richard faced many challenges, including substance abuse and incarceration. However, he found a way to turn his life around, thanks to the support of his family and his determination to change.
Now, as an Overdose Prevention Master Trainer and Harm Reductionist, Richard works tirelessly to help others on their paths to recovery. He shares his experiences and insights, offering hope and practical advice for those struggling with addiction and their families. Richard's story is a powerful reminder that you are more than your circumstances, and that with support and determination, positive change is possible.