David Clark & Wulf Livingston

Yet, progress was made. A small nucleus of recovery-orientated folk began to inhabit the space. The proverbial acorn took root, sprouted, and began to turn into a small tree. Ten years on, NWRC has grown beyond recognition from the first few months. Progress has been...

‘When any professional rang into the team, they had a truly skilled consultation around what's going on for the family, the strengths in the family, the priority risks in the family, what they hoped for in terms of an outcome. So we wouldn't start the work until we were sure that the worker referring wasn't just working on the deficits…’

The Recovery Voices project was developed in order to capture conversations about what works in supporting recovery from addiction, and in the development of peer-led recovery communities, from a range of individuals with lived experience, as well as friends of recovery. We highlight common messages and learning that comes...