Kelowna, BC – The Mary Irwin Theatre will host an evening dedicated to recovery and healing on November 13, 2024, at 7:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM). The event, titled Healing & Hope, will feature the launch of the book Healing Mind, Body, & Soul: Recovering from the Trauma of Addiction, along with a seminar highlighting critical topics related to addiction recovery with keynote speaker Guy Felicella.
Event Details:
Date: November 13, 2024
Time: 7:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM)
Location: Mary Irwin Theatre, Kelowna, BC
Event: Healing & Hope
Website: www.addictionrecoverystories.com
Tickets: On sale in September 2024
Welcome to the Healing & Hope seminar, where healing, hope, and transformation converge. Our mission is to address the impact of addiction on individuals and communities while fostering empathy, understanding, and resilience. We aim to end the stigma of addiction through shared recovery stories and build a future of health and wellness.
Keynote Speaker: Guy Felicella, a powerful international speaker and advocate for drug policy reform, will share his powerful journey from addiction and homelessness to recovery and advocacy. His story highlights the importance of trauma therapy, harm reduction, and reformed drug policies. www.guyfelicella.com
Featured Speakers: Pam Rader and Luke Wiltshire
Pam Rader, an author and life coach, has transformed her experiences with adversity and her son's battle with opioid addiction into a journey of empowerment and healing.
Luke Wiltshire, an author and addictions case worker, has overcome childhood trauma, addiction, and survival on the streets, finding purpose through recovery and education.
Healing Mind, Body, & Soul: Recovering from the Trauma of Addiction This compilation book explores the trauma leading to addiction and its impact on individuals and communities, offering hope for recovery and healing. Meet the Authors: Their stories of resilience and healing will inspire and offer hope. https://www.clipstonpublishing.com/meet-the-authors
Important Topics Covered
The seminar will cover crucial issues such as harm reduction, drug policies, the stigma of mental health and addiction, homelessness, trauma, recovery strategies, recidivism, and pathways to health, wellness, and thriving lifestyles.
Why It Matters: Healing & Hope is a catalyst for change, addressing stigma, advocating for harm reduction policies, and promoting compassionate recovery approaches. We aim to spark meaningful conversations and drive systemic change.
For more information, to reserve a space, to sponsor this event, or to learn more about the book launch, please contact Teena Clipston.