Join us as we talk with Todd Stumbo - Recovery Leader - CEO and someone who has turned deep struggle into meaningful service. In this episode, we discuss purpose after pain, leadership in recovery, industry integrity, and transformation.
Today we’re talking with David Cleope — counselor, recovery advocate, and Mental Health Director at Most High Media. David brings a unique perspective as someone who’s been on both sides of the bars — formerly incarcerated, now providing mental health support to those still inside.
Understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system and how resiliency can be restored or increased using this skills-based approach. As Monarch Transformation’s Chief Trainer, Pam Books-Crump practices the resiliency skills that she preaches, bringing her authentic self and pulling from her lived experience to engage you in experiential training where
Today’s guest is someone who brings a unique and deeply personal perspective to the conversation around recovery, mental health, and creativity. He is a person in long-term recovery from both substance use and schizophrenia, and he currently works in the recovery field supporting others on their journeys. Along the way, he’s become a novelist, a
Join us for a game-changing session with Dr. Zac, Neuropsychologist, former NCAA Division I athlete, and founder of NeuroSports Performance and Team Audacity. At NeuroSports, Dr. Zac and his team do more than what most sports performance experts and agencies offer. They go beyond the usual strength plans, mental skills work, and recovery protocols, by
Kirk Driskell is a serial entrepreneur and outdoor enthusiast. In April, he will celebrate 30 years sober and launch a 30-day hike to raise awareness and funds. Kirk is also the Founder of Vision Warriors, which isn’t a program—it’s a culture-driven approach to helping men in recovery. In this episode, we discuss entrepreneurship for people in recovery, the
Happy New Year, everyone. It’s a time of intention setting, resolution creating, and goal setting— or is it? Each year, people seem less dedicated to setting a resolution and doing their best to survive. Sometimes, saying things like, “I’m not gonna even claim this year as my year. I’m just gonna show up.” And you
Christmas time can be a very tough time for a lot of people in recovery. So the cast and crew sit down to discuss coping mechanisms to survive the holiday season as a person trying to recover. All of the tips are scientific based and come from Dr. Zac Yanis, who is a friend of
Skippy experimented with psychedelics at the age of 11 and was confronted by the death of his friend due to suicide shortly after he began using substances. He continued this path of drug and alcohol abuse for the next 7 years. Then he finally decided to seek professional help that eventually landed him in the
Today, we are talking about CARES: The Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist Academy was developed by the Georgia Council for Recovery to create a workforce of peers to provide recovery support services to the communities of Georgia. Funded by Georgia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, the CARES Academy is the first of its kind
