UPDATED: Ideas for Writing to People in Prison or Jail
Regular, supportive contact with an inmate is a key recovery success factor. I remember getting letters from a penpal when I was in elementary school and how excited it would …
Regular, supportive contact with an inmate is a key recovery success factor. I remember getting letters from a penpal when I was in elementary school and how excited it would …
If you’re a runner, walker, drive or commute to work, or spend a lot of time listening to podcasts or music, there are three podcast episodes on addiction, recovery, and …
The following four videos are important to understanding not only the roots of addiction but also (and perhaps more importantly) the ability to heal and move on from active addiction …
The COVID-19 pandemic has been great for addiction. If you think about it, the concept of “social distancing” is akin to “isolation” which is where addiction thrives. According to RightStep.com, …
Without the freedom to obtain recovery materials from the internet, attend live or online meetings, or freely use the telephone/text messaging, working your recovery program can be challenging but far …
Having a group of others working toward recovery is important for the inmate working recovery. Your network members should ideally be in the same 12-step program you are, but anyone …
Books are a great source of information for inmates and their families/friends. Be sure to check with the correctional facility on how to send books! For example, where I was …