It's National Recovery Month and the Start Healing Project is celebrating with stories of hope and resilience through recovery from substance use. In each episode, we'll be asking our guests what recovery means to them. We have a conversation with "Jeter" (Jason Jeter) who shares his experience with incarceration, how he found Mental Health and Substance Use recovery, the importance of community, and the power of belief.
Note: This episode has bonus leaf-blower sound effects.
Find resources mentioned in this episode, information about this podcast, show notes, and a transcript of this episode at robinshope.com/podcast
This podcast is brought to you by Robin’s Hope in partnership with SAARA of Virginia and DBHDS’s Office of Recovery Services.
Thanks for joining us for this episode of the Start Healing Project. This podcast is brought to you by Robin’s Hope in partnership with SAARA of Virginia and DBHDS’s Office of Recovery Services. To find out more about the Robin’s Hope program you can visit https://www.robinshope.org/
Thanks for listening!
It's National Recovery Month and the Start Healing Project is celebrating with stories of hope and resilience through recovery from substance use. In each episode, we'll be asking our guests what recovery means to them. We have a conversation with "Jeter" (Jason Jeter) who shares his experience with incarceration, how he found Mental Health and Substance Use recovery, the importance of community, and the power of belief.
Note: This episode has bonus leaf-blower sound effects.
Find resources mentioned in this episode, information about this podcast, show notes, and a transcript of this episode at robinshope.com/podcast
This podcast is brought to you by Robin’s Hope in partnership with SAARA of Virginia and DBHDS’s Office of Recovery Services.
Thanks for joining us for this episode of the Start Healing Project. This podcast is brought to you by Robin’s Hope in partnership with SAARA of Virginia and DBHDS’s Office of Recovery Services. To find out more about the Robin’s Hope program you can visit https://www.robinshope.org/
Thanks for listening!