On today’s show, the Richmond and Chesterfield combined crisis intervention team returns with peer in recovery, Sammy Styles to talk about their work to train police in mental health informed response and the progress of the crisis triage centers.
Today’s show focuses on Youth in Addiction Recovery. The first segment brings in the McShin Foundation and a parent to talk about youth in recovery from addiction and the recovery high school concept. Following that, Todd Stonnell, local art therapist talks about the creative arts therapies in working those in recovery from addiction, and then Stas Navitsky returns to talk about the peer to peer movement in supporting those in recovery. We end with Sammy Styles and his segment: Peer to Ear.
Today Carol talks with Todd Stonnell and Andrea Shipley of Williamsville Wellness Center about art therapy and mindfulness therapies with those recovering from addictive disorders.
Today Carol talks with NAMI of Central Virginia staff member, Jeff Conley, on policy for mental health services and programs for those in recovery and Sammy Styles of Peer to Ear.
Today Carol talks with Stacy Moore, author or “Ills of the Game”. Stacy grew up in Richmond, Virginia and writes about the destructive culture that violence and drugs played out on the streets or the city. His story continues as he emerged from prison to go back to his community to change the path of the next generation.
For help with substance abuse and mental health issues, the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority has a 24/hour crisis response line and comprehensive services: 804-819-4100.
Today Carol talks with Sean Smith, Victim Witness Specialist with Richmond City, gives advocacy tips for allied professionals and hosts Sammy Styles with his segment: Peer to Ear.
This is the third installment of the interview with youth from the Bokamoso Youth Center. Jennifer Gallienne is the host. This week ends with a segment of Carol Olson interviewing Becky Jacobson and Derek Fowler and their work with the project.