Real Recovery Podcast

著者： Julie and Peter
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  • Real Recovery Podcast Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN: 99-1347297) that empowers, enlightens, and inspires those on their recovery journey by sharing authentic stories, practical advice, and community insights. We create a safe and engaging platform for individuals to find solace, strength, and solidarity. Our podcast demystifies the recovery process, celebrates progress, and fosters belonging among listeners. By amplifying diverse voices within the recovery community, Real Recovery aims to be a beacon of hope. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realrecoverypodcast/support
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Real Recovery Podcast Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN: 99-1347297) that empowers, enlightens, and inspires those on their recovery journey by sharing authentic stories, practical advice, and community insights. We create a safe and engaging platform for individuals to find solace, strength, and solidarity. Our podcast demystifies the recovery process, celebrates progress, and fosters belonging among listeners. By amplifying diverse voices within the recovery community, Real Recovery aims to be a beacon of hope. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realrecoverypodcast/support
Julie and Peter
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  • RRP Episode 37: Judd Blackwell’s Journey – From Rock Bottom to Resilience

    RRP Episode 37: Judd Blackwell’s Journey – From Rock Bottom to Resilience
    2024/11/08

    Title: RRP Episode 37: Judd Blackwell’s Journey – From Rock Bottom to Resilience

    Presenters: Peter, Julie, and Judd

    Length: 1 hour and 5 minutes

    Links to Websites:

    • Real Recovery Podcast
    • Blog Post
    • Listen to Episode 37

    Key Points:

    • [00:01:00] Introduction to Judd and his background in Northwest Portland
    • [00:03:30] Early life trauma and family history of addiction
    • [00:10:00] Coping with depression, self-destruction, and the drive to escape
    • [00:18:00] The devastating loss of friends and its effect on Judd’s perspective
    • [00:29:00] First steps into recovery and finding a sense of community
    • [00:36:00] The impact of a supportive sponsor and working through the 12 steps
    • [00:46:00] Balancing family life with recovery while managing mental health
    • [00:54:00] Judd’s focus on service, growth, and finding peace in his journey

    Summary: In RRP Episode 37, Peter and Julie welcome Judd Blackwell, who shares his powerful story of addiction, loss, and transformation. Judd opens up about the childhood traumas and deep-rooted struggles that fueled his substance abuse, as well as the pivotal moments that led him to recovery. Through honesty and vulnerability, Judd’s story illuminates the power of resilience and the strength found in community support.

    Conclusion: Judd's journey reminds us that true recovery is about self-discovery, ongoing support, and the courage to face even the darkest parts of ourselves. His inspiring story is a testament to the hope that is possible for all.

    Hashtags: #RealRecoveryPodcast, #JuddBlackwell, #AddictionRecovery, #MentalHealthMatters, #SobrietyStories, #RecoveryCommunity, #ListenNow

    --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realrecoverypodcast/support
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    53 分
  • RRP XTRA 36.1: Embracing Diversity at the Out In Recovery Conference

    RRP XTRA 36.1: Embracing Diversity at the Out In Recovery Conference
    2024/11/05
    Title: RRP Extra Episode 36.1: Embracing Diversity at the Out In Recovery Conference Presenters: Peter and Julie (Hosts), Amanda Ireland-Esquivel (Executive Director, True Colors Recovery), Camille Esquivel, Nancy, Kristina Padilla ( Founder, Rainbow Global Collective), Lacey Gillette (DEI Manager, Fora Health), Val (Clackamas Outreach), Hope, Trent, Elizabeth (Oxford House), Dante Mathis (Harmony Academy), Izzy Alvarado (Founder, Go The Distance) Length: 1 hour 40 minutes Links to Websites: True Colors Recovery: https://www.truecolorsrecovery.org/Out In Recovery Conference: https://www.oirconference.com/Rainbow Global Collective: https://rainbowglobalcollective.com/Harmony Academy: https://www.harmonyacademyrhs.org/Miracles Club: https://www.miraclesclub.org/Oxford House: https://www.oxfordhouse.org/Fora Health: https://www.forahealth.org/Go The Distance: https://www.gtdgothedistance.org/ Key Points: [00:02:15] Introduction to the Out In Recovery Conference, an inclusive space for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals in recovery.[00:10:30] Amanda Ireland-Esquivel discusses True Colors Recovery's mission and new housing initiative.[00:18:45] Camille Esquivel shares personal recovery experiences and community support.[00:25:00] Kristina Padilla speaks on Two-Spirit identity and cultural heritage in recovery.[00:35:20] Insights from Hope and Trent, members of the Real Recovery home group.[00:42:00] Elizabeth from Oxford House discusses her journey and Oxford’s recovery support system.[00:50:15] Lacey Gillette highlights DEI initiatives at Fora Health.[01:00:00] Val from Clackamas Outreach talks about outreach efforts and community engagement.[01:10:30] Dante Mathis discusses his work with Harmony Academy, focusing on music and mentorship in recovery.[01:20:00] Izzy Alvarado shares insights on promoting recovery through physical fitness with Go The Distance.[01:30:00] Closing remarks emphasizing the importance of inclusive recovery support services. Summary:In this special episode, hosts Peter and Julie attend the Out In Recovery Conference, an event dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA2S+ individuals in recovery. Organized by True Colors Recovery and led by Amanda Ireland-Esquivel, the conference brings together a vibrant community to discuss barriers and successes in recovery for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals. The episode features personal stories of resilience, diversity, and the transformative power of community, including insights from Kristina Padilla on Two-Spirit identity, Lacey Gillette on DEI initiatives at Fora Health, Dante Mathis on the role of music and mentorship in recovery through Harmony Academy, and Izzy Alvarado on promoting recovery through physical fitness with Go The Distance. Conclusion:The Out In Recovery Conference underscores the importance of inclusive recovery support for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals. Through education, community support, and safe spaces, attendees found healing and encouragement for their recovery journeys. Hashtags: #OutInRecovery #LGBTQRecovery #TrueColorsRecovery #RainbowGlobalCollective #HarmonyAcademy #GoTheDistance #SUDTreatment #InclusiveRecovery Mentions: @TrueColorsRecovery, @OutInRecovery, @RainbowGlobalCollective, @HarmonyAcademy, @MiraclesClub, @OxfordHouse, @ForaHealth, @GoTheDistance --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realrecoverypodcast/support
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    1 時間 35 分
  • RRP 36: From Dope Sick to Building Recovery Capital – Adrian Burris’s Journey with 4D Recovery

    RRP 36: From Dope Sick to Building Recovery Capital – Adrian Burris’s Journey with 4D Recovery
    2024/11/01

    RRP 36: From Dope Sick to Recovery Capital – Adrian Burris on Reclaiming Life with 4D Recovery

    In this powerful episode of the Real Recovery Podcast, Peter and Julie are joined by Adrian Burris from 4D Recovery, a recovery center dedicated to helping young people in their journey to sobriety. Adrian shares his incredible story of overcoming addiction, his struggles with being "dope sick," and how he found his way to recovery through peer services and building recovery capital.

    Key Points:

    • Adrian’s Background: Adrian talks about his early life growing up in Portland, Oregon, moving to Atlanta, and the pressures he faced during his adolescence. His introduction to substances like marijuana, pills, and eventually heroin, led him down a dangerous path that included homelessness and legal troubles.

    • The Impact of Addiction: Adrian vividly describes his struggle with heroin addiction and what it was like to be "dope sick," which eventually pushed him to make life-altering decisions to get clean.

    • Recovery Capital & Peer Support: Adrian explains the concept of recovery capital and how essential it was to his recovery. He credits 4D Recovery and its peer support programs as vital in helping him find a sense of community and purpose in sobriety. Adrian's story underscores the importance of having fun in recovery and finding people who support you on your journey.

    • Turning Point: Adrian recalls a critical turning point when he was arrested, which gave him the opportunity to reflect on his life and choose recovery over continuing down a destructive path.

    • What Adrian is Doing Now: Today, Adrian works at 4D Recovery, where he helps others by sharing his story and offering peer mentorship to young people struggling with addiction. His work at 4D is a true example of paying it forward, as he continues to build on his recovery capital and give back to the recovery community.

    Conclusion: Adrian Burris’s journey from addiction to sobriety is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. Through recovery capital and peer services, he was able to turn his life around and now helps others do the same at 4D Recovery. His story will inspire anyone battling addiction or supporting someone through recovery.

    Call to Action:

    Listen to the full episode to hear Adrian’s raw and candid story, and learn more about the impact of peer services and recovery capital. Tune in now on the Real Recovery Podcast.

    Links to Websites Discussed:

    • 4D Recovery
    • Real Recovery Podcast

    Hashtags:

    #RealRecoveryPodcast #RecoveryJourney #PeerServices #AddictionRecovery #RecoveryCapital #DopeSick #SoberLiving #4DRecovery #SobrietyJourney

    Mentions:

    @4DRecovery

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    1 時間 11 分

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