Harness the POWER of your PERSONAL
experience to effect POSITIVE CHANGE
July 24th, 12-4:30pm : FREE
Join us for a transformative FREE 4-hour workshop dedicated to helping you craft your recovery message for impact and engagement within your community! Whether you're an individual, a family member, an ally, part of an organization, or a business passionate about making a difference, this workshop is for you!
Craft a Message
for IMPACT
What to Expect from this free workshop:
During this interactive workshop, you'll embark on a journey to refine your recovery message for maximum impact within your community. Led by our expert team of individuals with personal and professional experience in recovery, you'll gain invaluable insights and practical strategies to:
Clarify Your Message: Learn how to distill your unique story into a clear, compelling narrative that resonates with your audience.
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Connect with Authenticity: Discover the importance of authenticity in building trust and connection with individuals, organizations, and businesses in your community.
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Engage Your Audience: Master the art of engaging storytelling and communication techniques to captivate and inspire others to join you on the path to recovery.
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Amplify Your Impact: Explore innovative strategies for leveraging your message to effect positive change within your community and beyond.
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EVERYONE has a message to share
Anyone can benefit from learning how to share a message of recovery ESPECIALLY:
Individuals in Recovery, Family Members, and Allies: Can learn how to articulate a message of recovery effectively, find empowerment in sharing, and inspire others who may be impacted by addiction.
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Community Organisations: Can discover strategies to amplify their impact, engage with a wider audience, and reduce stigma surrounding recovery.
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Businesses and Employers: Can foster a culture of empathy and inclusion within their workplace, supporting employees who may be navigating recovery journeys.
Educators and Advocates: Can learn how to effectively communicate about recovery-related issues, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for policy changes.
