EPISODE · Jul 16, 2025 · 40 MIN
Ep 39: Addiction, Incarceration & the Power of Asking for Help
from The Path Forward Podcast · host Augie Ghilarducci
💡 In This EpisodeDavid Whitesock, founder and CEO of Commonly Well, shares his journey from a troubled youth in North Dakota to overcoming addiction and incarceration. David discusses the pivotal moments in his life, including the judge's intervention that led him to a sobriety program, the importance of mentorship, and his eventual transformation through education and the creation of the Recovery Capital Index. This tool aims to help individuals in recovery assess their strengths and weaknesses, guiding them towards a more successful reintegration into society. David emphasizes the need for systemic change in how society supports those in recovery and the importance of asking for help.🔗 Resources to Help You Move Forward📘 Create Your Reentry Plan with Our WorkbookOur workbook, created by a formerly incarcerated individual with lived experience, is designed to help you build a personalized plan for success after incarceration.➡️ Buy it here.🎓 Take the First Step Toward Your Path Forward Our reentry program includes five comprehensive courses focused on reentry planning, job readiness, and personal growth, and career exploration. ➡️ Enroll today: courses.2ndopp.com🤝 Support for Families of Incarcerated IndividualsReentry impacts more than just the individual—it affects families too. ➡️ Access our family resources: 2ndopp.com/resources✉️ We Want to Hear From You!Have a question or topic suggestion? Want to share your own story of reentry success? Fill out a form here: 2ndopp.com/success-stories✨ Subscribe & Leave a ReviewIf you find our podcast valuable, please subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners and continue sharing stories that inspire second chances and hope.
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