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Ep. 4 | Recovery In Action: Turning Second Chances Into Hope, Purpose And Change

Ep. 4 | Recovery In Action: Turning Second Chances Into Hope, Purpose And Change

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Jim Callahan, CEO of TURN Behavioral Health Services, hosts a podcast episode featuring Sharon Hill, a program manager with 26 years at TURN. Sharon shares her journey from Compton to addiction, homelessness, and incarceration. She highlights her recovery, starting with a pivotal conversation with a police officer and treatment at California Institute for Women. Sharon discusses her work at Casa Aurora, a reentry program for women, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery, vocational training, and community partnerships. She notes the program's success, including five participants now employed by TURN. Sharon stresses the need for honest observation and treatment for those struggling with addiction.Sharon Hill's Introduction and Personal BackgroundJim Callahan introduces the podcast, emphasizing the mission of TURN Behavioral Health Services to improve lives.Jim introduces Sharon Hill, the program manager at TURN and Casa Roi, highlighting her 26-year tenure with the organization.Sharon begins her story, sharing her birth in Pensacola, Florida, and upbringing in Compton, California, emphasizing the stability and love in her home.Sharon discusses her early introduction to alcohol at age 13 and how it led to her addiction to crack cocaine and other substances.Sharon's Struggles with Addiction and HomelessnessSharon describes her rebellious teenage years, seeking freedom from her parents' rules, and her eventual departure from home at age 18.She recounts her experiences with addiction, including her inability to maintain employment and responsibilities due to her substance use.Sharon shares her journey through multiple locations, including West Covina, La Puente, and Pasadena, as she chased drugs and alcohol.She discusses the impact of her addiction on her family, including her son being placed in the child protective services system.Sharon's Incarceration and Turning PointSharon details her multiple incarcerations, including jail and prison, and how her addiction led to homelessness.She recounts a pivotal moment with a police officer, Officer Williams, who treated her with kindness and humanity, leading her to reflect on her life.Sharon describes her eventual incarceration in the state system and her introduction to the Forever Free program at California Institute for Women (CIW).She shares her initial skepticism about treatment but eventually found value in the program, including the 12-step fellowship and the concept of love and accountability.Sharon's Recovery and Career with TURNSharon discusses her transition from homelessness to treatment, including her participation in the Forever Free program and her subsequent employment with TURN.She highlights the importance of her work in recruiting women for treatment and her role in the Female Offender Treatment and Employment Program (FOTE).Sharon shares her experiences working in various programs, including the Drug Treatment Furlough Program and the ACT program in Kern County.She emphasizes the importance of providing structure, support, and vocational training to help participants become productive citizens.Casa Aurora and Its ImpactSharon provides an overview of Casa Aurora, its mission, and the services it offers to women transitioning from incarceration to reentry.She describes the program's focus on cognitive behavioral therapy, vocational training, and community partnerships to help participants find employment and stability.Sharon highlights the importance of the team at Casa Aurora, including facility monitors, vocational teachers, and administrative staff, in providing comprehensive support.She shares her pride in the program's successes, including the growth and development of participants, and her ongoing commitment to helping others in recovery.Sharon's Personal Reflections and AdviceSharon reflects on the importance of self-love, relationships, and understanding one's triggers in the recovery process.She emphasizes the need for honest observation and treatment for those struggling with addiction.Sharon shares her personal journey of finding purpose and passion in her work and her commitment to helping others through mentorship and sponsorship.She concludes with advice for those feeling stuck, encouraging them to seek help and embrace the journey of recovery.About TURN Behavioral Health Services:Since our founding in 1978, TURN Behavioral Health Services has become an established provider in prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery services. We do this by offering innovative services focused on mental health, supportive housing, substance use disorders and assisting those involved in the justice system. Our clients share the commitment to a life of resilience and thriving. TURN is a leading 501(c)3 non-profit agency with the goal of improving lives of individuals, families, and communities impacted by behavioral health challenges. Our diverse workforce and client-centered programs embody our guiding principles of People, Culture,...
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