Reconciliation Recovery Unlimited #IGotwell!
Recovery Management & Agency Access
The #IGotWell platform provides tools for both individuals and organizations to support long-term recovery management.
Individuals can access the Recovery Management app to track their progress through the 12 Steps of Reconciliation Recovery, set goals, journal, and stay connected to their recovery journey.
Treatment centers, recovery organizations, and community agencies can access the Agency Platform, designed to help programs support participants with structured recovery management tools, progress tracking, and engagement resources.
Reconciled 2: #IGotWell is the true story of a recovery practitioner, a woman who read his book in treatment, and the Bible he could not give her because the policy said no.She spent one week in March 2017 writing a book report on Reconciled: #IGotWell — five movements of truth in her own handwriting. She wrote about fear.
She wrote about forgiveness. She wrote about wellness, choice, and connection. She signed her name at the bottom.Then she asked for the source of everything the book was pointing toward.She was asking for a Bible.By the time the system allowed it — she was gone. The circumstance of her death was an overdose. But either way — she got well.
“The most valuable commodity in recovery is not a program. It is not a framework. It is not even a book — including mine. It is the living Word of God, placed in the hands of a person who is hungry enough to receive it.”
This memoir is the reckoning with that truth. It is the story of what happens when policy and purpose collide.
Testimonials:
David is a phenomenal advocate of recovery and I have learned so much from him during our time working together. I cannot thank him enough for is passion, engagement, and knowledge throughout the process!
All the Best, Melanie Washington, PhD, MSW, MPH
You have been great at helping me see that the place I live needs help. Thank you, you are inspiring and I’m blessed to know you~ Nicole
The final effort included a two-day training of trainers we provided to OhioMHAS peer trainers. Your work was very well received, and I enjoyed multiple opportunities over that two days when participants pulled me aside and spoke highly of the quality of the final product.
We took a moment to congratulate ourselves on the decision to invite you to join us in this endeavor, and via this note I wanted to extend one more time my gratitude for your good work. As I shared in the training, your contributions will change lives. ~Tom Gregoire Dean (former) Ohio State School of Social Work