Recovery Survey

Jesse Harless is a leader and facilitator in the addiction recovery and mental health space. As CEO of Entrepreneurs in Recovery®, he facilitates highly experiential online and in-person trainings that help individuals and organizations harness their strengths, elevate purpose, and build safety. Jesse holds a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rivier University and is a Resilience coach, HeartMath® certified trainer, and bestselling author of If Not You, Then Who?

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Justin Brien is a Mental Health Advocate / Inspirational Speaker and Life Coach working in Salmon Arm BC. For over half of his lifetime, he has been riddled with an endless cycle of addiction stemming from mental health. He has battled dark nights filled with loneliness and doubt, questioning whether or not he would make it to see his son graduate, ride a bike, or even through the night. It was during this time by his own sheer mental determination and ultimately his will to live and succeed that he decided to find his “why” in life.

You can find out more about Justin at

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Jeff Vickers is a recovering addict and a self proclaimed "sober enthusiast" He is currently writing a series of books called Sober Slogans. It is a 3-part book series. Even if you're not in recovery you've heard the motto, "One Day at a Time." But what does that really mean to the recovering addict?

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Nadia Bruce-Rawlings uses grains of her once gritty life to infuse her stories with cathartic realism. She grew up traveling the world and living in various countries before settling in Los Angeles, where she began a long career in the film industry.

In recovery since 1998 from drugs, alcohol, and an abusive upbringing, she and her husband have settled into the Nashville area, where she writes by the lake when she can escape their six kids and dog.

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Books: Scars and Driving In The Rain

Instagram @NadiaBruceRawlings

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I had the honor of chatting with Ron Clark on Chat and Spin Radio in England UK.

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J. T. Wahlberg wrote this book to help people understand what to expect when they decide to change their relationship with alcohol. He also hopes this book will serve as a warning to readers that if they want to end their addiction, they should do so in consultation with their doctor.

J. T. lives in Port Credit, Ontario, with his fiancé, and he has “forgotten to drink alcohol” for the past six years.

Instagram @jtwahlberg

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By the grace of God and second chances, Ed Kressy went from being arrested by the FBI, to being recognized with a community service award…by the FBI director! His story proves: with help, it’s possible to overcome devastating drug addiction and mental health challenges. And second chances benefit those of us who give them, as well as those of us who receive them

Ed spent much of his life abusing the many privileges society gave him—he threw away his career, home, and beloved dog, and pushed away everyone who loved him. But amazing people—including many who are/were incarcerated—inspired him to pursue a life of giving to society, including volunteering inside maximum-security prisons and jails.

Ed had every reason to fear and mistrust law enforcement: deep in meth psychosis, he became certain the FBI engineered a conspiracy against him because he inadvertently befriended a 9/11 hijacker. Yet women and men in law enforcement took time to connect with him on a human level, inspiring him to volunteer assisting police better serve communities affected by addiction and incarceration

Along the way, Ed discovered faith in God, overcame suicidal depression and crippling anxiety, and achieved his dream of publishing a book.

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Antoinette started using at the age of 13. After years of going in and out of rehabs she was able to turn her life around. Antoinette celebrated 16 years in clean in July 2020 and is now a drug and alcohol counselor in the Philadelphia area. She is working on her Masters Degree and hopes to one day help veterans at the local VA hospital.

You can follow Antoinette's journey on Instagram @dollface_vendetta

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My passion is to engage and challenge people in living healthy, more active lifestyles.  With increasing obesity rates and a lack of focus and education on preventive medicine, our country is facing a health epidemic.  The solution starts with parents modeling a healthy active lifestyle for their children to follow.

https://www.daimanuel.com

Instagram and Twitter @daimanuel

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Thank you all so much for supporting Recovery Survey! It's hard to believe that it's already been a year!

On today's episode I share my story of recovery. If I can do it, so can you! If you need help or support please reach out on social media. You can find me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @recoverysurvey or you can email me at [email protected]

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