Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Lindsay Camplin, MSW, LCSW, JD, Dove House's Clinical Director. Through their conversation, they explore not only the biochemical components of substance use disorder, but also the trauma that underlays substance use disorder.

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Patti Weimer, mother of Jillian (a former Dove House client), about the experiences and feelings of being a loved one of someone struggling with substance use disorder.

Wendy and Patti tackle motherhood, the tool of Nar-Anon, and how to love and support the people we care about in their recovery and triumph over substance use disorder.

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks opiates and overdoses with Justin Phillips of Overdose Lifeline. With the power of Naloxone and the leadership of strong women in the field of recovery, their hope is to remove the stigma and save lives.

Wendy Noe talks with Jillian, a former client of Dove House, about her recovery journey. From pain pills to heroin and meth to rock bottom, Jillian has overcome the challenges of substance use disorder, maintained her job, and regained custody of her son.

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Douglas Huntsinger, Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment & Enforcement, Office of Governor Holcomb.

Dove Recovery House Executive Director Wendy Noe talks about how trauma is the gateway drug, with 95% of all Dove House clients experiencing some form of trauma as adults, and 90% experiencing childhood sexual abuse.

Meet Executive Director Wendy Noe and learn more about how this podcast will further the mission of empowering women to become substance-free, self-sufficient, and healthy, by providing safe housing, quality programming, and—above all—hope for the future.