Strength In Recovery

by Recovery Centers of America

The RCA Alumni Association is thrilled to announce the launch of our podcast, Strength in Recovery: Real People – Real Experiences – Real Hope. Hosted by RCA’s Director of Alumni Engagement Jaye Rodenbush, Strength in Recovery will explore the journey of recovery through the eyes and perspectives of some of RCA’s very own alumni, staff members, recovery advocates, family members, and friends. Our goal with this podcast is to in... Read more
Self-Improvement
Mental Health
Personal Journals
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Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • S01 E06 - Uniquely Similar with Bob Gibson

    S01 E06 - Uniquely Similar with Bob Gibson

    This week, RCA Devon Alumni Coordinator Bob Gibson joins Jaye to talk about his recovery journey, finding himself in the Big Book, and reminding us that those in recovery are sometimes more alike than not.

    41:26

  • S01 E05 - Acceptance & Serenity with Ben DeCamp

    S01 E05 - Acceptance & Serenity with Ben DeCamp

    Join Jaye and Indianapolis Alumni Coordinator, Ben DeCamp, as we learn Ben's story of finding true serenity and acceptance.

    58:54

  • S01 E04 - Getting Honest with Jeremy Jameson

    S01 E04 - Getting Honest with Jeremy Jameson

    Jaye sits down with RCA Capital Region Alumni Jeremy Johnson to talk about the power of honesty. Jeremy is a force who strongly believes in service in one's recovery journey, and proves to us all that our past does not define who ...

    36:02

  • S01 E03 - Confronting Change with Joey Johnsen

    S01 E03 - Confronting Change with Joey Johnsen

    Join Jaye as she sits down with RCA Indianapolis alumni Joey Johnsen. Joey is 19 years old and just recently hit 1 year sober. Jaye & Joey talk about adjusting to big life changes, the struggles behind being a young adult in recov...

    45:56

  • S01 E02 - The Power of Surrender with Marguerite Warner

    S01 E02 - The Power of Surrender with Marguerite Warner

    Join Jaye and Senior Alumni Coordinator Marguerite Warner as they talk through surrendering yourself to addiction, believing in something bigger than yourself, and leaning on those who care.

    41:30