Join the New England PTTC during 2023 National Recovery Month as we interview Carolyn Delaney, founder of Journey Magazine, and Alison Jones Webb, author of Recovery Allies, during this one-hour special.

This engaging hour-long discussion will focus on the impact recovery allies working in the prevention field can have in our communities. With Alison’s book, “Recovery Allies”, at the center, they will discuss how participants can identify their own circle of influence, gather education and resources to share with their circle in order to invite and encourage concerned citizens to do what they can to reduce addiction stigma.

This interview will also provide you with the opportunity to submit your questions for Carolyn and Alison and they will respond to your questions LIVE during the webinar!

Register here.

Guests:

Alison Jones Webb
Recovery Advocate and Author of Recovery Allies

Alison Jones Webb is a public health professional, recovery ally and advocate whose writing focuses on recovery from addiction and harm reduction. She is the author of Recovery Allies: How to Support Addiction Recovery and Build Recovery-Friendly Communities. Her book offers real-world solutions and evidence-based strategies to support people in all stages of recovery.

She holds a master’s in public health and is a Certified Prevention Specialist and Registered Recovery Coach, who has worked in public health in Maine for over 20 years, focusing on grassroots community outreach and organizing, substance use and overdose prevention, community-based substance use recovery supports, and linking community members with healthcare services. She has worked with and trained community groups and individuals to develop advocacy strategies for legislation to increase access to medication-assisted treatment and to prevent drug overdose deaths. Webb is a regular writer for Journey Magazine.

Carolyn Delaney
Founder of Journey Enterprises & Journey Magazine

Carolyn Delaney is the founder of Journey Enterprises, a media company on a mission to amplify hope by making recovery from addiction more visible to more people. After spending 20 years leading IT departments, Carolyn saw an opportunity to launch a print magazine to lift up and amplify positive stories about recovery.

Hosted by:
Sarah Johnson, MA, PS-C, of the New England PTTC

About the program: The event is provided through the New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center (New England PTTC), a program funded through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA). SAMHSA Cooperative Agreement #5H79SP081020-05.