Nothing about us without us, and that includes the emergency room. Greg Jacobs is a certified peer support specialist with more than twenty years in the recovery field, now serving five rural South Carolina counties. He explains why advocacy is the heart of peer work. Watch and

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    Mothers impacted by substance use disorder are too often left without the resources they need. On Oct 16, Mobilize Recovery and Meta are in Alexandria, Louisiana for Moms, Recover…

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    Launching a hospital peer program comes with obstacles nobody warns you about. Dr. Phillip Moschella on what to expect, and why finding champions at every level makes the differen…

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