Boulder County is dialing in community support for individuals journeying through recovery by hosting a virtual meeting focused on behavioral health resources. Set for April 3, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., the session promises an immersive discussion that covers the collective efforts of peer services, superiors for peers, the recovery community, and recovery housing. Access to the meeting, which will be held via Zoom, necessitates prior registration. Details can be found on the Boulder County website.
According to Boulder County, the event is part of their quarterly Spotlight Series designed to shine a light on the robust network of support for those in recovery. The guest panelist roster includes reps from Advocates for Recovery and Clinica Family Health & Wellness, as well as voices from Recovery Café Longmont, Rocky Mountain Equality, and Tribe Recovery Homes. They're slated to share firsthand insights about the healing process and the community scaffolding that aids it.
Michelle Webb from Boulder County urges community members who have questions or need additional information to reach out via email at [email protected]. In the spirit of inclusivity, Spanish interpretation will be available upon request, to be made at least 72 hours ahead of the event. The meeting, as a nod to digital accessibility, opens its virtual doors to participants with a functional computer and internet connection.
