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Substance use disorder (SUD) affects millions of lives, weaving its impact through individuals, families, and entire communities. Yet, despite the prevalence of this struggle, the stigma surrounding addiction continues to deepen the divide between those in recovery and the society around them. It is a stigma that isolates, shames, and perpetuates cycles of silence. But this narrative can change, and it starts with language.
The Essential Qualities of a Great Recovery Coach
In the world of recovery, having the right support can make all the difference. Whether you’re overcoming addiction, mental health challenges, or navigating other significant life changes, a recovery coach can be a beacon of hope and guidance.
Do You Want to Be a Recovery Coach?
In life, we all face challenges that shape who we are and where we’re headed. For some, the road hasn’t always been easy, but each step has brought them closer to a deeper understanding of themselves and others.
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Carrie Z
Peer Recovery Coach
NMSAS graciously guided me through the first steps to becoming a recovery coach which has blossomed into a beautiful career in clinical services. They have provided unique educational opportunities and outside supports which have truly empowered me to improve my life and my work.