S2 EP6 - Emily Stuckey, CEO for The Archway InstituteS2 EP6 - Emily Stuckey, CEO for The Archway Institute
Recovery Greenhouse with Gerald Lott
a bi-weekly podcast featuring conversations about ideas/mindsets/programs and concepts that help grow the community of people recovering from substance use disorders
51:30•11 Feb 2024
Bridging Gaps in Recovery: A Chat with Emily Stuckey from The Archway Institute
Episode Overview
- The podcast explores the significance of recovery support services beyond traditional treatment
- Emily Stuckey discusses the Archway Institute's multifaceted approach to supporting individuals in recovery
- Gerald Lott shares his journey as a certified recovery support specialist and the importance of authentic peer roles
- The episode highlights the need for consistent standards and expectations for peers in the recovery community
- Insights are provided on the evolving landscape of recovery support services and the role of National Peer Recovery Alliance (NPRA) in advocating for peer workforce sustainability
“If recovery is not, if we move it too far into the clinical and the treatment space, then we lose the authenticity of those environments and the authenticity of the peer.”
Imagine having a guide through the maze of recovery support services. That's exactly what this episode of 'Recovery Greenhouse' offers. Host Gerald Lott, a certified recovery support specialist, sits down with Emily Stuckey, the CEO of The Archway Institute, to discuss the multifaceted world of recovery support. Emily shares the mission of The Archway Institute, which focuses on providing education, peer support, resource connections, and financial assistance to those battling substance use disorders.
This conversation sheds light on the importance of peer roles and the standards needed to maintain the integrity of peer work. Gerald and Emily delve into how authentic peer support can make a significant difference in recovery journeys. They also touch on the evolving landscape of recovery services and the role of the National Peer Recovery Alliance (NPRA).
Whether you're navigating your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you along the way.
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