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Roads to Recovery

Roads to Recovery
Tune in to find out what is available in our community to make living in our community easier, safer and more worthwhile.
PresentersGreg McHenry
TypeTalk
KeywordsRecovery, abuse, alcohol, other drugs, support, mental health, rehabilitation, living with,community services
Websiteroadstorecovery.co.cc
 
Tuesdays 11:00am - 12:00pm

Tune in with Greg McHenry, Tuesdays 11am-noon on 94.7 The Pulse.

Roads to Recovery, which is into its fourth year, intends to increase public awareness of what is available in our community, to make living in our community easier, safer, and/or more worthwhile.

The audience target is people of all ages. The program attempts to cover as many groups as possible that are able to help people in our community through their issues. We act as a conduit, only, to get information to people who (possibly) want to take that huge first step to recovery, for whatever the reason.

We talk about these issues in an informal, chatty manner, hoping that we de-mystify them, and inform the audience of relevant contacts to get help towards recovery. We have heard of a number of local people taking note of information they have learnt from the program, and taking that important first step to recovery.

The program goes to air on a weekly basis, when guests mainly drive the format, and the program has a strong focus about making it  their program.

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Tune in on 94.7 The Pulse every Tuesday 11am-12pm

  • Who will we be chatting with next week?
    We will be back on the topic of Alcohol and Other Drugs, discussing Dual Diagnosis, poly-substance abuse, co-morbidity, and maybe decriminalization of some/any/all illegal substances !!! There are always surprises when: Stephen Mihaly Clinical [...]

  • Who will we be chatting with this week?
    Jami Jones, who is Youth Development Officer for the City of Greater Geelong, will NOT be able to come in and chat on this  GASP program. She is going to be busy organising all the stuff we will be talking about, with the people she is to organise for the program which will NOW be: to promote [...]

  • We were going to chat DSA ? BUT !!!!!
    … the Geelong Adolescent Sexuality Project notified me about special events that were coming along in their world. I HAD to have them on, and the  Disabled Surfers, who are back in the water at Ocean Grove on the 27th, stepped aside to let us give them a plug. There were over FORTY surfers assisted in and [...]

  • Welcome to Roads to Recovery
    Roads to Recovery goes to air every Tuesday on 94.7 The Pulse. I look forward to your comments, and any suggestions for topics you would like covered in the future. Any issue can be considered!


The Roads to Recovery Podcast

Here is a selection of the most recent episodes on this podcast. You can listen to these episodes by clicking on the blue play button, or download them by clicking 'Download'.



Interviews and specials as heard on Roads to Recovery on 94.7 The Pulse, Tuesday'a at 11.00 a.m..

  • BEYOND ?THAT?S SO GAY? Tour - GASP
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    Paul Hollingworth chats with me about the 38 week, 28 city tour that he is venturing on with Daniel Witthaus. The training package that will be presented in schools, etc, challenges homophobia. This was arranged with Jami Jones who is Youth Development Officer for the City of Greater Geelong, and works with GASP people.

  • Pregnancy Loss
    Listen: | Download
    Robyn Hodge and Tracey Paech talk about their loss experiences, and review the book "Pregnancy Loss - surviving miscarriage and stillbirth?, with the books author, Zoe Taylor.

  • Redress for the Forgotten Australians/CLAN
    Listen: | Download
    Angela Sdrinis who is a partner with Ryan Carlisle Thomas chats about her work as a Personal Injuries Accredited Specialist, and explains the process that we want more of the half a million people who spent their early years in orphanages, children?s homes and foster care, to come forward for rightful redress.

  • Suicide Prevention Awareness Network - SPAN
    Listen: | Download
    SPAN had a very successful walk on Australia Day 2010 - this is a shortened version of the chat with Lisa, Barb and Kim MINUS the walk promotion only. It is about their feelings, and what they hope to achieve by getting US ALL to talk about this vital issue. This includes Alisha singing "You Are The Sunshine Of My Life".

  • Dragons Abreast
    Listen: | Download
    Erika, Vjay and Annie chat about their life experiences as Breast Cancer Survivors. They use rowing as there means of fitness, socialising and getting on with their lives.

  • MIFellowship
    Listen: | Download
    Formed in 1986, the Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia is an 'inc.' non-government, not-for-profit organization with members in all states and territories. The Mental Illness Fellowship Vic now offers a range of options for people with a mental illness and their carers and families across the region. We chatted with Georgina, Sarah, David & Nicole.

  • CLAN - The Remembered Australians
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    Care Leavers Australia Network?s (CLAN) co-founder Leonie Sheedy, Vladimir Selakovic and Peter Hicks chat about the now ?Remembered Australians? who received the apology from Mr. Rudd on the 16th Nov. 2009. What was it like to be there, how does it feel, where to now?

  • CLAN - The Forgotten Australians
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    Care Leavers Australia Network?s (CLAN) co-founder Leonie Sheedy, and Vladimir Selakovic chat about the 500,000 people who make up the ?Forgotten Australians? who spent their early years in orphanages, children?s Homes and foster care. AND, about the apology from Mr. Rudd, that has been promised, and is still forthcoming!!!

  • Parkinson's & POP
    Listen: | Download
    Nerissa Mapes founded Perspectives on Parkinson's, or POP - she talks about this, and living with Parkinson's with Peter Bollen and David Hayes. Judith Mooney, from Parkinson's Victoria, chats also.

  • Wathaurong
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    Craig and Dane are two Indigenous AOD workers who run Youth Services of all types for the Wathaurong community here in Geelong. Julian and Mark are two of the young clients who popped in with them


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