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Mental Health in Recovery: Honoring Every Path This Mental Health Awareness Month
At the heart of recovery is hope. And at the heart of hope is connection — connection to ourselves, to others, and to the pathways that support us. As peer recovery coaches, we know that no two journeys are the same. Each person’s recovery is as unique as their fingerprint, and so are their mental health needs. That’s why a multiple pathways approach to recovery is essential — and why mental health needs to be woven into every pathway we honor and support.
Weathering the Storm: Helping People Stay in Recovery During Hard Times
Recovery isn’t something that stops and starts with the weather. Whether it’s a sudden power outage, storm damage to your home, or the stress of lost wages, life can throw curveballs that threaten stability—especially for people in recovery. When basic needs are...
Listen to Lead: Strengthening Relationships as a Peer Recovery Coach
In a world full of noise, the ability to truly listen is a rare and valuable skill. Active listening is more than hearing words; it’s about creating a space where people feel seen, heard, and understood. In recovery coaching, personal growth, and relationship-building, mastering active listening can make all the difference.
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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.