Keeping it REALL

Nick and I talk about the recovery journey and do a deep dive into the 12 step program and how it helped set a foundation for our recovery.

Today we have a conversation with Pam Broooks-Crump the Project Coordinator for Trauma Informed Care and Recovery Community Organizations at Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network.

Neil Campbell the Executive Director of Georgia Council on Substance Abuse joins me to talk about how recovery and peer support have changed our lives for the better.

In this episode Jake talks about the power of shared lived experience within anyone in recovery from a substance use disorder or dealing with mental health challenges. He also talks about the new and improved version of the Recovery Resources of Atlanta - Midtown PODCAST! See everyone again in March 2020.

Today I talk with Carlos a member of the Covenant Community about how the Game Room has helped in building his community, and some of the new addition to the Recovery Respawn program that is held on our campus Monday/Wednesday/Friday from 12:00 - 1:00pm - Come by during this time to participate in the program!

Recovery Resources of Atlanta - Midtown

25 North Ave NW

Atlanta, GA 30308

Recoveryresourcesofatlanta.org

New year - New You

Elijah and I sat down to talk through the process of getting a new Identification (i.e. Birth Certificates, Social Security, and Personal ID) - It's a process to get all these documents, but the foundation they supply is paramount to anyone trying to get back on the right path.

Corey and I talk about triggers and social situations in early recovery as well as the benefits of gaming for personal development and connecting with peers.

Jordan and I talk about how community can bring light into your life if your willing to allow them in. Jordan also speaks about being with christ is better than being with the world, and how that community raised him up and supported him inside and outside of the community.

A big thank you to our Podcast Community on this Thanksgiving!