Monday, September 10, 2018

Rockers In Recovery ® - Since 2008
We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) July 24, 2018 With Ira Levy on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. We Were Talking About Starting Our Day Hope.



We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) August 14, 2018 With Paul Stephen Wilson on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show Talking about World Sober Music Day September 15, 2018: Being Held In Pompano Beach, FL – Myrtle Beach, SC – Nashville, TN.


We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) August 13, 2018 With Gary Evan Hendler on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Gary and I talked about the upcoming 2018 Recovery Concert September 15 (7 PM – 11 PM) At Elaine C. Levitt Auditorium 401 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19147.  Featuring David Uosikkinen’s In The Pocket. 

We Were LIVE 9AM(EST) On August 22, 2018 With Tiffany Jenkins the funny lady behind “Juggling the Jenkins”. She has 1.9 million Facebook followers and counting! She is a wife, mother, author, content creator and recovering addict.




We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) July 10, 2018 With The Addict Chick on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope.

We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) July 16, 2018 With Russell Levine On Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope.


We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) July 9, 2018 With Steve Maraboli on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope.


We Were LIVE 9AM(ET) July 5, 2018 With International Vogue Model Alexis Johnson on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope.



Rockers In Recovery (RIR) was created to provide support for people and their families suffering from all forms of addiction.

Imagine for a moment what it would be like feeling as though you can never get enough. Have you ever been there?

It’s Amazing, and we are so proud to see how since 2011 and twenty nine of our own productions the Rockers In Recovery® concept of recovery concerts/festivals to carrying a message of Education & Awareness is working.
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RIR Founders Lori Welch Sullivan and John Hollis.

Over The Past Decade Rockers In Recovery Has Gone On To Produce 29 Full Music Productions, with Over 2000 Combined Live Streams and Live Radio Productions.

Through RIR, Thousands of Recovery Connections Have Been Made Between RIR Followers and Supporters. Which In-turn, Has Gone On To Help Many Of Thousands Get Help With Drug Addiction and Alcoholism.

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We Are Not A Treatment Program or Advocacy Group – Since 2008 our sole purpose is to provide prevention and education awareness to anyone who suffers with drug addiction and alcoholism. We do this through our online media platforms using music, news, events, and festivals taking place within and not limited to the clean and sober community.

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Friday, September 7, 2018

Through The Twelve Steps With Spiritual Support From Scripture

Romans 6 v 14 - For sin (addiction > idolatry) will have no mastery over you, because you are not under law but under grace. (GODS BIG BOOK)

STEP 1. We admitted we were powerless over our addictions and compulsive behaviors, that our lives had become unmanageable.


I know that nothing good lives in me, that is, in my sinful nature. For I have the desire to do what is good, but I cannot carry it out. Romans 7:18 NIV
(GODS BIG BOOK)

In order to break the Spiritual chains that bind you we must speak spiritual truth over our lives. Daily you must tell yourself my chains no longer have the power to hold me because I believe in Jesus Christ and He died for my Sins (addictions). Addictions and vices of this world are designed to control your life !They were designed by your Spiritual adversary to steal your peace, joy, love, and sanity. Life and death lie in the tongue and have you ever noticed you say something and then it happens,well that was not a coincidence! So  we must speak Positive Spiritual Truth into our physical worlds over our lives , so the supernatural forces holding those chains that bind you Lose their grip  and you become free.


Romans 6 v 23 -For the payoff of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.(GODS BIG BOOK)





By Joseph Dickerson/
Recovery Connections Need Help email us recoveryfriends@gmail.com Psalm 103 v 3 He forgives all my sins and Heals all my diseases!



Can't make it to CCSAD for the full day of learning and discussion for sober home owners and professionals on September 13th? Don't worry - C4 Events will be streaming the live event on our Facebook page beginning at 8:30 a.m. 
 
WATCH LIVE - September 13
LIVE STREAM AGENDA - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

8:30 am-10:00 am     Session: What is Recovery Coaching, Mentoring and Case Management?
Asher Gottesman, Trey Laird, Marsha Stone, JD, LCDC, Melissa Killeen, Moderated by Eva Hibnick
Recovery coaching, mentoring and case management are starting to be offered by sober homes. Learn what it is and how to build a program to offer your residents.

10:00 am-10:30 am     Break (screen will be blank)

10:30 am-12:00 pm     Session: Regulatory Landscape
Jesse Centamore, Anelia Shaheed, Esq, Andrew Tine, Esq, Blair Tinkle, Moderated by Eva Hibnick
The regulatory landscape is constantly changing. Local governments are imposing restrictions on what sober livings need to do to continue to operate. The panel will be discussing: certification of recovery residences; the standards necessary for insurance compensation and how to be compliant with those standards as well as housing standards; patient brokering and the appropriate development of referral relationships. Hear from some of the experts in the field about what is currently happening on the regulatory front so you can make sure to stay ahead of upcoming regulations.

12:00 pm-1:30 pm     Lunch Break (screen will be blank)

1:30 pm-3:00 pm     Session: MAT Panel
James Finch, MD, Zach Miller, Richard Summers, LSW, Mark Green, Moderated by Eva Hibnick
Learn more about what is happening in the world of medically assisted treatment. Hear from doctors and other leaders in the industry tell you more about MAT so that you can determine whether offering housing to MAT clients is right for your house.

3:00 pm-3:30 pm     Break (screen will be blank)

3:30 pm-5:00 pm     Session: Networking, Referral Sources and Marketing Your Sober Home
Woody Giessmann, LADC-I, CADAC, CIP, CAI, Gabriel Grimalt, Rick Hubbard, David Mosberg, Moderated by Eva Hibnick
This is a unique opportunity to learn from some of the leaders in the industry and ask any questions. We will be focusing on how to generate referrals to have a consistent flow of people coming to your sober home. We will hear from treatment center operators on how they vet sober homes and from sober home operators on how they develop and maintain relationships. You won’t want to miss this panel!
 
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Please note no CEs are available.
Want to plan to be there in person? You can still register for the CCSAD conference or this single event at www.C4events.org/ccsad
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