Audacy
Audacy
Alumni Association | Recovery Radio
Alumni Association | Recovery Radio
Alumni Association | Recovery Radio
Saturday 8th April 2017
Maggie Hunt and Dan B discuss the role of alumni associations in sustaining sobriety and building a supportive recovery community.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!The Lifeline of Sobriety: How Alumni Associations Foster Lasting Recovery
You know your own bubble and your own like struggle, um, and you know the more connected that you get like you know, you recover, like there is power in numbers and with people who get sober, and if we can have more alumni to join our community, we can help the other people who are only, you know, a couple of days out of treatment.
What keeps people grounded in their recovery journey long after they leave treatment? In this episode of Recovery Radio, Maggie Hunt, a Corporate Alumni Coordinator, and Dan B, an alumni member, dive into the critical role of alumni associations in sustaining sobriety. Maggie shares her own recovery story and highlights how the Retreat’s Alumni Association provides a lifeline for those navigating early sobriety.
Dan B recounts his battle with addiction and explains why staying connected through the alumni group has been a game-changer for him. They discuss the camaraderie and fellowship that these associations offer, creating a safe space where members can find support, accountability, and a sense of belonging. This episode sheds light on the power of community in recovery and offers practical insights into how alumni associations can bridge the gap between treatment and long-term sobriety.
Whether you’re in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways on building a strong support system.