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From left to right: Bill J, Sam B., Becky D., Bob L., Louis C.,
Russ P.
This page will tell you who our
volunteers are and how to become one yourself.
| The Volunteers |
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Chapter Chair Sam Burkhouse Training
Chair Sam Burkhouse
Finance Chair Bill
Jackens
Literature Chair Russ Powell
Outreach & Publicity Chair Not Assigned
Phone Chair Luis Carlson
Newsletter Chair Luis Carlson
Secretary Bob
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| Would you like to become a
Volunteer? |
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We are always shorthanded for many tasks, if
you would like to become a volunteer, please send email to Sam Burkhouse. |
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| Become a Coordinator |
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The volunteer efforts of Coordinators are the
backbone of the SMART Recovery organization. Coordinators are individuals who believe in
the principles upon which the SMART Recovery program is based, and who desire to serve
their communities by volunteering their time to organize, publicize and lead meetings.
Individuals who have gained independence from addictive behavior, either through SMART
Recovery, or in any manner, and who believe in the principles upon which our program is
based, are encouraged to consider becoming a
Coordinator. |
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| Become a
Professional Advisor |
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Professional Advisors support
Coordinators by providing training and supervision on leading SMART Recovery meetings.
This training and supervision is accomplished by brief contact as needed, and typically as
well by periodic meetings between the Advisor and one or more Coordinators in a given
locality. The Professional Advisor is available in the event of a participant's behavioral
health crisis, and helps guide access to appropriate care. Behavioral health professionals
with training in the treatment of addictive behavior, and an interest in serving as a
Professional Advisor, are encouraged to contact us. |
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