Marching in the Right Direction Through engaging workshops and presentations, attendees will explore topics traditional and faith-based treatment centers, recovery community organizations, and justice involved reentry programs. This one-day event is dedicated to advancing the recovery ecosystem and creating lasting change for individuals impacted by addiction. This conference will showcase innovative recovery strategies, foster collaboration among professionals and advocates, and provide practical tools for driving progress in our community.

Congratulations to the National Peer Recovery Alliance (NARR) on receiving $20,000 from ARCHway Institute to support their efforts to provide safe and sustainable recovery housing nationwide! As a long-time partner of NARR, ARCHway is excited to have the opportunity to provide this level of support to such a needed organization. NARR is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to expanding the availability of well-operated and supportive recovery housing. They have developed the most widely referenced national standards for the operation of recovery homes. They work with and support 31 state affiliate organizations. NARR and these affiliates collectively support over 25,000 people in

On April 12th, we honored the remarkable achievements of the Laborers Escaping Addiction Now (LEAN STL) Program, celebrated for their groundbreaking and life-restoring initiatives. By harnessing the power of Peer Support Specialists, LEAN STL equips Laborers in the St. Louis community with a comprehensive array of tools and resources to address mental health and substance use disorders. In a special tribute, the ARCHway Institute proudly shines a spotlight on James Pursell and Aaron Walsh, the dedicated Peer Support Specialists at the heart of LEAN STL. They both received the ARCHway Recovery Award for serving as the vital peer support link

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Dear Friends of ARCHway Institute, In the spirit of the holidays, we want to celebrate your previous gifts and share with you just how impactful these gifts have been in 2023. ARCHway Institute serves the community by providing education to increase awareness and transform perspectives around substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. As an organization, we advocate for longterm recovery by providing peer support and financial assistance to expand access to care and healthy solutions. People can and do recover through the support of ARCHway Institute and because of people like you. Your support has enabled ARCHway to support

On Sunday, December 3, 2023, Jan & Dan Stuckey, founders of ARCHway Institute, were awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship Award by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Sunrise Rotary Club. In receiving this award, they were recognized for their work through ARCHway to help individuals and families impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders in the community. The Paul Harris Fellowship Award is one of the highest honors that the Rotary Club can bestow upon a person. Recipients are Rotarians and community professionals, and they are recognized for their outstanding contributions and their “SERVICE ABOVE SELF” to support those in the

The ARCHway Institute for Addictive Diseases & Co-Existing Mental Health Disorders, a national non-profit headquartered in Punta Gorda, has announced a significant milestone in its mission to champion families and individuals grappling with drug and/or alcohol addiction disease. The institute is pleased to award a $25,000 grant to Valerie’s House, a local organization dedicated to providing grief support to children and their families who have experienced the loss of a loved one. ARCHway's CEO, Emily Stuckey, expressed the organization's unwavering commitment to supporting those in need, stating, "ARCHway Institute's mission is to be the advocates for families and individuals dealing

By Emily Stuckey ARCHway had the opportunity to present at the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans’ 69 th Annual Employee Benefits Conference in Boston, MA last week on improving mental health and substance use efforts through a peer support model. I had the opportunity to co present with Diana Marburger, Welfare Director of the Greater St. Louis Construction Laborers’ Welfare Fund. In St. Louis, this Welfare Fund has developed and implemented LEAN STL – a peer support model. The Welfare Fund has hired two full-time peer support specialists to assist their members and families struggling with mental health and

Hilljack House (St. Louis, MO) Congratulations to Hilljack House, whose mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment in the St. Louis area where people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction can learn to live responsibly through sponsorship and the principles of 12-step recovery. Their Grant funds were utilized to support multiple individuals within Hilljack’s structured recovery housing environment.  Sana Lake Recovery Housing (Dittmer, MO) Congratulations to Sana Lake Recovery Housing. Sana Lake focuses on helping people heal from substance use and mental health disorders for life, by giving them and teaching them to use new tools. By doing

Embraced by Recovery at ARCHway’s Annual Gala More than 300 people gathered in St. Louis on April 14, 2023, for the ARCHway Institute’s annual gala to celebrate the power of recovery. The event raised $115,000 to support ARCHway’s recovery initiatives not just in Missouri but across the country. The funds will go toward ARCHway’s education, peer support and financial assistance initiatives for people in and seeking treatment and recovery from substance use disorders, as well as the organization’s workforce development for peer support specialists through the National Peer Recovery Alliance. In his keynote address, recovery advocate Jimmy McGill shared his

ARCHway Provides Over $70,000 in Financial Support to Increase Access to Care and Healthy Solutions ARCHway believes that recovery is possible when people are surrounded by the right resources, support, and care. We term this RECOVERY CAPITAL, the internal and external factors that help someone find and maintain recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Recovery capital can include recovery housing, social support groups, employment and educational opportunities, transportation, treatment, legal support, life skills, and so much more. The more recovery capital a person has the better their chances of maintaining a happy, joyous, and free recovery!  So

Give the Gift of Recovery this Holiday Season Matching funds double your impact for those in and seeking recovery from substance use disorders! The holidays are here, and if you’re like me–an old soul at heart–you tend to go back in time. You imagine a simpler era when Christmas included real trees covered in tinsel and homemade ornaments. The term DIY didn’t even exist yet! Dinner with family included ham and all the fixings, and for dessert you enjoyed Christmas cookies made from scratch. The windows had that fake spray snow on them and reflected the Christmas lights that were

10 Ways to Give during the Holidays, Open your Heart to Recovery during the Holidays 1. Holiday Hope Campaign ARCHway Institute announces its Annual Holiday HOPE Campaign. Monies rasied will support ARCHway's efforts to provide education, peer support, financial assistance, and peer workforce development, increasing access to long-term recovery. Our goal this year is to raise $15,000, which will be matched by Crickette Brown Glad, the Ben Lucas Foundation, and Jan & Dan Stuckey, a total of $30,000! Donate Today 2. Holiday Auction & Gift Guide This year, gift a Holiday of HOPE to your friends, family, and loved ones.

ARCHway has released over $53,000 so far this year to support those across the country impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. The following is a list of grant recipients from Quarter 3 of 2022. It explains how these recipients have or will be utilizing these funds. Thanks to all who applied, and thanks to our many HOPE Fund Sponsors who make our financial assistance program possible! We couldn’t do this work without you! This Quarter's Donations Hilljack House (St. Louis, MO) This grant was utilized to provide financial assistance for recovery housing to two different individuals at

Download the Guide Here Peer Support Services in Crisis Care Peer support workers—also known as peers—are individuals with lived experience who have sustained recovery from a mental or substance use disorder, or both.1 They assist others entering or in recovery with reducing the recurrence of symptoms, more commonly known as relapse.2-4 Peers model recovery, promote shared understanding, focus on strengths, offer positive coping strategies, and provide information and resources.1 Peers may engage in a range of non-clinical activities to support individuals or families of individuals in or seeking recovery from a substance use disorder, mental illness, or both. Activities may

Thank you to everyone who supported and attended ARCHway's Sober Standup in Fort Myers, FL! We raised a total of over $4,000 for the recovery community and were so honored to meet lots of new faces in Southwest Florida!Tap picture so see largerTHANK YOU to our AMAZING Sponsors:

• RYAN
• Park Royal Hospital
• White Sands Treatment Center
• Charlotte Behavioral Health Care
• The Phoenix House Project
• Debbie & Mike Strobl
• John & Janet Hukill

We also want to give a big thank you to Millennial Brewing Company for providing delicious mocktails and supporting ARCHway's efforts to improve the lives of those impacted by substance use

Lots of laughter & good vibes at this event to support long-term recovery from substance use disorders!Another great Sober St. Louis Comedy Night is in the books, and it was a blast!   We want to thank our event sponsors: Learn to Live Recovery, Missouri Mental Health Foundation, ARCA, Aviary Recovery Center, St. Louis CRUSH, RecoVET Health Care, Living with Purpose, and the Recovery Coalition of Greater St. Louis. We also want to thank the lovely ladies at Hilljack House for volunteering their time at the event. We couldn’t have done it without them!  Thank you to all who attended and

Year-to-date, ARCHway has awarded over $33,000 in grants to increase access to treatment and recovery for those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. During Q2 of 2022, the executive committee was able to award grants to the following recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. Learn to Live Recovery (Hermann, MO) This grant was utilized to provide financial assistance to an individual impacted by a substance use disorder residing at Learn to Live Recovery. Hanani House (St. Charles, MO) These funds are being utilized to continue to provide

Friday, March 22nd, 2022: ARCHway Institute teamed up with Charlotte Behavioral Health Care, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, and Drug Free Punta Gorda to put on another fantastic tennis mixer and golf scramble. The event was held on March 25-26, 2022, at the Twin Isles Country Club in Punta Gorda, Florida! The weekend’s festivities were completely sold out, and there were 100 different individual, family, and business sponsorships of this event! The dedication to the thousands of individuals and families impacted by substance use disorders did not go unnoticed, as it was clear that the entire community really showed to support

Friday, March 4th, 2022:  ARCHway Institute celebrated its 10th Anniversary serving the recovery community. We give a special thank you to our Leader’s Circle Sponsors; Ullico, Laborer’s Local 110, and RecoVET Health, for their contributions to this event. The Gala was held in our founding city – St. Louis – with over 250 of our closest friends, HOPE Fund Sponsors, recovery community participants, and honorary ‘Founding Families.’RECOVERY Awards given The Menzies Family, consisting of Percy, Judy, Claire, and Suneal Menzies, along with the Stuckey Family, consisting of Dan, Jan, Emily, and John Stuckey, were honored with the RECOVERY Award. This

During Q1 of 2022, the executive committee awarded the following grants to these recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. Community Partners in Prevention (Eureka, MO) This grant will fund their Parent Up Rockwood Project. Data shows that parents play a critical role in youth substance use prevention. Parent Up Rockwood will be an overarching messaging campaign to encompass educational messaging and presentations geared toward parents in our community. Topics will include: how to talk to teens about substance use, developing resilient youth, anti-vaping strategies and tobacco cessation, medical marijuana safety,

Letter from the CEO, Emily Stuckey On behalf of ARCHway Institute, I want to thank you for your support and your commitment to helping those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Your investment in our mission is helping individuals, families, and communities across the country who are facing the adversities of these disorders.It truly is my privilege to serve as Chief Executive Officer, and I appreciate the opportunity to shape the organization for continued success in the future. Over the last 10 years, ARCHway has grown exponentially to be able to serve countless individuals. For the first

ARCHway Institute Emphasizes Peer-based Recovery through National Peer Recovery AllianceThe ARCHway Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to educating individuals, families and communities about substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders and connecting people with the resources they need to reach long-term recovery, announced its newest initiative in support of the National Peer Recovery Alliance (NPRA). Peer-based recovery, which leverages the lived experience of individuals who are already in recovery from substance use disorders, has been linked to increased engagement in treatment and recovery support services and better long-term outcomes. A more robust, sustainable peer movement is critical to getting individuals with

The ARCHway Institute staff and board is proud to present an overview of the events and successes for 2021.  Learn about grant disbursements, fundraising efforts, PEER Support Services engagement, and the health of the HOPE Fund and Legacy Funds. Open the report here:  2021 Annual Report, ARCHway Institute

...Supports ARCHway Grant to Drug-Free Punta Gorda ARCHway wants to thank Visani Comedy Club and the 50 ARCHway supporters who came out to hear headliner, Dale Jones. Jones had us laughing in the aisles while supporting prevention and recovery efforts in SWFL. We raised $570, which was put in the Drug-Free Punta Gorda (DFPG) HOPE Fund Sponsorship. DFPG and ARCHway have a goal to raise $5,000 throughout 2022, so ARCHway can release a grant in that amount at the end of the year to support Drug-Free Punta Gorda's prevention efforts. Prevention is key to reducing the risks associated with substance use

Year-to-date, ARCHway has awarded $57,218 in grants to increase access to treatment and recovery for those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. During Q4 of 2021, the executive committee was able to award grants to the following recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions - Marysville, OH The mission of Lighthouse is to provide a welcoming and safe environment for those in need of care for treatment and recovery from substance use disorders and mental illness. The ARCHway grant awarded to Lighthouse will be

Thank you to ARCHway supporters, volunteers, and staff for making this year’s event the best yet! The event raised a total of $29,555!
On December 4, 2021, ARCHway held its most successful Helicopter Golf Ball Drop yet. The event raised a total of $29,555, which is a 33% increase in proceeds from previous years. The funds will be used to support ARCHway’s Advocates for HOPE Program (peer-to-peer education, support, and guidance for individuals and families in need), and yearly grant giving, so we can provide financial assistance towards treatment, recovery housing, recovery community organizations, and prevention efforts.  Last year,

With the help of ARCHway’s St. Louis community, we raised a record number of over $17,000 at our annual trivia night!According to the Missouri Institute of Mental Health, “Drug overdose deaths increased 16.5% in 2020. In total, 1,842 people lost their lives, which averaged to 5 deaths every day in Missouri last year.” We do this work for these 1,842 individuals we have lost, their family and friends, and those who are still struggling today. Our annual St. Louis Trivia Night gave special recognition to the  HOPE Fund Sponsors in memory of those we’ve lost to substance use disorder, including

On November 7, 2021 at ARCHway Institute’s Annual Dinner & Auction Provisional data from the CDC shows that “There were an estimated 93,331 drug overdose deaths in the United States during 2020, an increase of 29.4% from the 72,151 deaths predicted in 2019.” As the numbers increase, we are called to act, to forward the ARCHway mission of helping those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. With the help of our Southwest Florida community, we were able to raise close to $8,000 at this year’s Annual Dinner & Auction at the Club at Pelican Preserve in Fort

Year-to-date, ARCHway has awarded over $38,180 in grants to increase access to treatment and recovery for those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. During Q3 of 2021, the executive committee was able to award grants to the following recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. Harvest House - Sarasota, FL.  Harvest House serves homeless families, veterans, youths ages 16-24, and adults with a history of incarceration and substance abuse. This grant was utilized for an individual who was behind in their rent and was at risk of

Jordan Hampton is a Care Coordinator with the ARCHway Institute. Through this position, he is able to work with PreventED in their GuidED Program. He works mainly with adolescents who have been caught at school with anything substance use related. In addition to this position, Jordan is the director of Recovery House, which provides a stable and supportive living environment for as many as 150 men. Jordan is an executive member of MCRSP (Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers) working to raise the standards of recovery housing, while also serving on their accreditation team. Jordan works on a statewide peer

Colton Baker is a person in long-term recovery and a Certified Peer Specialist at ARCHway Institute. He is also the Lead EPICC Recovery Coach with Comtrea, where he helps connect those with opioid use disorders to treatment. He is an executive team member of MO-PROS, a local peer advocacy coalition, and he does community education with PreventED. In these roles, Colton works to diminish the stigma and bridge the gaps in care for those struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. He does this through communication with a variety of stakeholders and by developing and providing access to

Year-to-date, ARCHway has awarded over $26,720 in grants to increase access to treatment and recovery for those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. During Q2 of 2021, the executive committee was able to award grants to the following recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) - Phoenix, AZ PAL is a national nonprofit that provides the evidence-based education parents need to encourage their loved one’s recovery without enabling their addiction. PAL also offers the peer-to-peer support that parents need to face the

Friday, April 30, 2021 - Thank you to all who participated in and supported ARCHway’s Virtual Fundraising Gala & Auction on April 30th. The event raised over $125,000 to forward the ARCHway mission! In all, we had over 120 sponsors, 96 registrants, and 56 auction donors. We appreciate each and everyone of you for making this event a success! Proceeds from this event enable ARCHway Institute to sustain and expand its efforts to financially assist individuals, families, and communities impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, as well as fund our efforts to educate and increase awareness around

In collaboration with the Bosnian Opioid Project out of St. Louis, Missouri and Laborers Local 110, ARCHway helped to add Bosnian and Spanish subtitles to the following videos. *To access subtitles, click on the CC in the bottom right corner of the video.The Difference between Enabling & Healthy Helping for your Addicted Loved One An ARCHway Virtual Education & Awareness Event with Parents of Addicted Loved OnesBreaking the Grip of Heroin - Jeanine and Don’s Story A video by the
United Way of Greater St. LouisThe goal of ARCHway’s collaborative efforts with the Bosnian Opioid Project and Laborers Local 110

Year-to-date, ARCHway has awarded over $6,000 in grants to increase access to treatment and recovery for those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. During ARCHway’s March Giving Campaign, the executive committee was able to award grants to the following recovery-oriented systems of care. Read more about how these organizations will be utilizing their ARCHway grant. LIV Sober Living - St. Charles, MO Cameo Jones, the owner of LIV Sober Living, said, “A lot of our residents are struggling with rent due to being laid off and due to other circumstances, and they need assistance for rent.” Due

Click on a picture to see larger.March 5, 2021 - ARCHway representatives Dan & Jan Stuckey recently attended a Punta Gorda City Council meeting to give the Council an update of the work ARCHway has been doing over the last year in the area. Mayor Lynne Matthews then read a proclamation declaring March 27th, 2021 as ARCHway Day in Punta Gorda, Florida. ARCHway thanks the City Council and the community for this honor and support!

March 2021: Announcing the release of "Igniting Hope: The Story of a Community Lighting the Way to Recovery"! About the Author Emily Jung is the CEO/COO of ARCHway Institute and the author of Igniting Hope. She is a Certified Peer Specialist and has previous work experience at Assisted Recovery Centers of America and Queen of Peace Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Emily spent 6 years teaching English in a public school district before moving into the behavioral health field to help those impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.
Emily knows the devastation that accompanies substance use

January, 2021: Congratulations to Mark Shields on being awarded the ARCHway HEALTH Award. Mark is one of only twelve people to receive an ARCHway Award and only the second to receive the HEALTH Award. He is receiving this award for driving ARCHway’s Advocates for HOPE Program - a program that has proven to help individuals and families find the resources they need to start their journey to recovery. He is being recognized, in addition, for his leadership as ARCHway’s CEO/COO and in mentoring and preparing ARCHway’s young professionals to ultimately take over and create an organization that will serve the

January 2, 2021:  144 people generously donated to ARCHway’s Holiday HOPE Campaign! Thanks to this outpouring of support, we raised $22,754. With the $10,000 match from Crickette Brown Glad and the Stuckey family, that is a total of $32,754 to help those impacted by substance use and mental health disorders. COVID-19 continues to impact the recovery community. Overdose rates, relapse, mental health disorders, and substance use disorders continue to rise. These funds will help us be able to meet this growing need. In fact, ARCHway was able to provide $7,250 in scholarships to help individuals and families recover. Read how

December 17, 2020:  Brooklyn Church put on a spectacular performance December 16th to help ARCHway raise funds for ARCHway HOPE Fund. 33 individuals donated during the concert, generating $1,530 in total!Brooklyn, we cannot thank you enough for sharing your voice, and ARCHway community, we appreciate you showing up! The need in the recovery community is greater now than ever, so we thank you for your support in helping people recover.Donations made during the concert tomorrow will be split between the 3 HOPE Funds recognized.  Donations made during the concert are split between the 3 HOPE Funds recognized.The Brian Sieve HOPE

We recently received this story of success published by Life Changes, Inc., in Sparks Nevada. "We first met Michael in September of 2019 when he came into the Life Changes New Beginnings prisoner reentry program. Michael came into the program after doing several years in the Nevada Department of Corrections because of his drug addiction. Michael had embraced recovery while incarcerated and was so excited about finding a new way to live. He came into the Life Changes program with defined goals which included finding a good job with other recovering addicts, completing the program, successful completion of his parole

December 2nd, 2020 6:00-7:30pm via Zoom This a FREE, VIRTUAL town hall style panel event, but registration is required.  Click here to register. Hear how the opioid epidemic and COVID-19 has affected treatment providers, the recovery community, and First Responders. Participants have a chance to win one of three $25 gift cards. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT
Erica Wiley, LCSW at ewiley@prevented.org
or call 314-440-2693 View the website page Download the flyer Dr. Fred Rottnek,
Medical Doctor & Professor
at Saint Louis University Colton Baker,
Certified Peer Specialist Chris Clifton,
Washington Area Ambulance

The current headlines around the addiction epidemic read… “Increase in overdoses blamed on COVID-19 pandemic, also negatively affects those seeking addiction treatment” “Mental health and addiction helpline see’s increase in calls, reaches over 50,000 by fifth anniversary” “Experts concerned about recent spike in overdose deaths amid pandemic” “Special Report: COVID-19 Reignites Substance Use Epidemic” Read through some of these articles, and you will find that COVID-19 has led to an increase in the need to support individuals in and seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Isolation in combination with an economic downturn and our current social

Sept 21, 2020: And the finalists are ... The Cape Coral Community Foundation’s ENPY (Excellence in Nonprofit Performance Yearly) awards honor the efforts of local nonprofits. Dan Stuckey, Chairman and Co-founder of ARCHway, is 1 of 3 finalists for the "Board Leader of the Year Award" at the 4th Annual ENPY Awards Ceremony. The ceremony will be televised on October 20th at 7:30pm EST and can be streamed live at www.ctntelevison.com.  The Cape Coral Community Foundation fosters a healthy and dynamic community where individuals are inspired to support, strengthen, and enrich quality of life through generosity and civic engagement. The

ARCHway is celebrating September Recovery Month by awarding $5,000 in grants as scholarships to 10 different programs/organizations that offer support towards long-term recovery from substance use disorders. We are grateful to our HOPE Fund Sponsors for their generous donations. They, along with all our donors and sponsors, are the reason we are able to do this periodically throughout the year. Our goal is to award another $5,000 during the month of December for our Holiday HOPE campaign, which focuses on relapse prevention. There is a Road to
Recovery from the
disease of Addiction. Thank you to ARCHway HOPE Fund Sponsors
for helping so

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Why a Coffee Fundraiser? In January 2013, the vision behind ARCHway began when John Stuckey started selling coffee to raise funds to help friends and other individuals get into recovery housing. Today, we honor that past and look to the future of ARCHway by supporting the organization through our 1st ever Annual Coffee-and-More Fundraiser.Going on Right Now!
Aug. 17 – Sept. 4 ARCHway has partnered with Java Joe's Fundraising to conduct an online fundraiser to sell coffee products, specialty drinks, non-frozen cookie mixes, and homemade fudge. It's simple - just go to their website, place your order, mention ARCHway Institute

As a part of ARCHway’s May-June Hope Fund Campaign 🌷💜🙏, ARCHway would like to thank the Cape Coral Police Department for becoming a Bronze Hope Fund Sponsor! Watch this video of Cape Coral Police Chief, David Newlan, and check out their Hope Fund page. Recovery is possible when the right resources are presented to an individual, and the Cape Coral Police Department is working tirelessly to get these resources in the hands of their community members. ARCHway is grateful to be one of those resources and to have the support of the Cape Coral Police Department. For more information on the

June 6, 2020: ARCHway is a community of hope for those affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Sometimes that means surrounding a family who has unfortunately lost a loved one to addiction. Today, we would like to do just that. We honor the life of Drew Barton through announcing the Johnny Andrew Barton Hope Fund. Drew’s mom, Andrea Brett Kramer, started this Hope Fund to share the message that addiction is a disease, not something to be ashamed of, and that it’s okay to reach out for help. To those who are struggling, know there is hope

ARCHway's Peer Support Specialist Colton Baker gave a talk on Recovery and the effects of COVID-19 on the Recovery Community that is posted on YouTube for all to enjoy. As a PEER specialist and in recovery himself, Colton's talks are dynamic and powerful. This talk is sponsored through a partnership between NCADA-St Louis and ARCHway Institute. To learn more about NCADA-St Louis, go to their website To learn more about requesting one of the ARCHway Institute speakers for your event, visit the page here.Click here to watch a full-length talk on YouTube. You can make comments & ask questions too.