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Why Recovery Advocacy Matters – Part 4
A Conversation with Carina Raya – Part 4
In this episode of Archways' Threads, we conclude our four-part conversation with Carina Raya and Archways' CEO, Michelle Lennon. They explore the intricate process of integrating one's past self with their current identity in recovery, emphasizing that recovery is a dynamic and evolving journey rather than a static endpoint.
The discussion dives deep into the nuances of sharing personal narratives for advocacy, highlighting the importance of strategic communication and the ongoing effort to combat pervasive societal stigma. This conversation provides invaluable insights into the multifaceted nature of recovery, the critical role of peer and family support, and the necessity of fostering environments conducive to long-term well-being.
Key Takeaways
00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - The Long Journey of Integration
02:40 - Value Your Whole Self, Past and Present
06:40 - Purposeful Story Sharing for Advocacy
09:15 - Leveraging Technology for Tailored Narratives
11:27 - Mentorship Refines Advocacy Stories
14:48 - Navigating Public Gratitude as an Advocate
20:51 - Recovery-Friendly Work Policies
24:20 - Recovery Education is Essential for Medical Students
This episode offers a deeply personal and practical look at the ongoing process of recovery. Michelle and Carina’s candid conversation provides valuable insights into the continuous growth involved in recovery, the vital role of peer and family support, and the strategic approach to advocacy.
If there's a topic you'd like to see us cover, email us at [email protected] or call us at 603-960-2128. Visit our website at https://www.archwaysnh.org to learn more about the Archways family of recovery and family resource centers.
If your business or organization has been thinking about creating a podcast and you aren’t sure how to start, reach out to our producer at https://smithdouglass.com.
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By Michelle LennonA Conversation with Carina Raya – Part 4
In this episode of Archways' Threads, we conclude our four-part conversation with Carina Raya and Archways' CEO, Michelle Lennon. They explore the intricate process of integrating one's past self with their current identity in recovery, emphasizing that recovery is a dynamic and evolving journey rather than a static endpoint.
The discussion dives deep into the nuances of sharing personal narratives for advocacy, highlighting the importance of strategic communication and the ongoing effort to combat pervasive societal stigma. This conversation provides invaluable insights into the multifaceted nature of recovery, the critical role of peer and family support, and the necessity of fostering environments conducive to long-term well-being.
Key Takeaways
00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - The Long Journey of Integration
02:40 - Value Your Whole Self, Past and Present
06:40 - Purposeful Story Sharing for Advocacy
09:15 - Leveraging Technology for Tailored Narratives
11:27 - Mentorship Refines Advocacy Stories
14:48 - Navigating Public Gratitude as an Advocate
20:51 - Recovery-Friendly Work Policies
24:20 - Recovery Education is Essential for Medical Students
This episode offers a deeply personal and practical look at the ongoing process of recovery. Michelle and Carina’s candid conversation provides valuable insights into the continuous growth involved in recovery, the vital role of peer and family support, and the strategic approach to advocacy.
If there's a topic you'd like to see us cover, email us at [email protected] or call us at 603-960-2128. Visit our website at https://www.archwaysnh.org to learn more about the Archways family of recovery and family resource centers.
If your business or organization has been thinking about creating a podcast and you aren’t sure how to start, reach out to our producer at https://smithdouglass.com.