Joseph and Paula continue their conversation about the Many Pathways to Recovery In this episode. They both share their personal experience about working with or utilizing some of the pathways they provide as resources. If you are a person who struggles with addiction, a person in recovery, or someone who knows a person with addiction or in recovery, you will not want to miss this second episode discussing the Many Pathways to Recovery.

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Work Used in the Research of this Episode:

Garland, P. (2024). Many Pathways to Recovery [Class handout]. University of North Texas, ADDS 4675

Pathways to Healing and Recovery: Perspectives from Individuals with Histories of Alcohol and Other Drug Problems

Recovery and Recovery Support | SAMHSA

SAMHSA - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

UNT Recovery to Practice Virtual Community on Facebook