Faces and Voices of Recovery
organizing the recovery community

Trainings and Events

Rally for Recovery
National Hub in Providence, Rhode Island on September 21, 2013. Stay Tuned!

America Honors Recovery
June 26, 2013, Washington, DC

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Addiction Recovery:
A Healthcare Issue

Why Peer Integrity and Recovery Orientation Matter
Check out the 3rd of many issue briefs on addiction recovery

Our Stories Have Power!
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Recovery Community Centers in New England: Where We Are Now
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Young People in Recovery Messaging and Media Webinars
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Developing an Accreditation System for Organizations and Programs Providing Peer Recovery Support Services
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Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO)
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International Resources Guide
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Our Stories

Erin Bludworth
Denver, CO

I am a 35 year old survivor who has been clean and sober for almost seven years.  My drug of choice was Methamphetamine. I would stop at nothing to get my next hit.  I was very ill, both mentally and physically from not eating or caring for myself. I lost everything including my son and my freedom in
a matter of 4 years.  In 2001 I was arrested and charged with many crimes, all due to my addiction. 

In 2002 I was given the gift of being able to enter into a long term drug treatment facility.  I was determined to save my life.  I had to be taught how to be productive, goal orientated, have a positive self-esteem and how to fight for my life. They taught me how to be proud of my accomplishments and who I am.  In 2004 I graduated the program.   

Sobriety has brought so much back to me, including my son as of 2 months ago. I have found a new love for life and others.  I now work as a counselor helping individuals to overcome and cope with their disease.  I enjoy helping others to help themselves.  I assist in guiding those who are in the same position I was over seven years ago.  

Sobriety and life is worth fighting for.  We just have to be shown the way.

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