Overcoming addiction with Kendra Goertzen

CBA President, Stephen Rotstein, has a heartfelt conversation with Kendra Goertzen, the inaugural recipient of the Grant Davis Collegiality and Wellbeing Award, granted by the Manitoba branch of the CBA.

Episode 6 of the Conversations with the President podcast, hosted by Canadian Bar Association, titled "Overcoming addiction with Kendra Goertzen" was published on March 31, 2022 and runs 22 minutes.

March 31, 2022 ·22m · Conversations with the President

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CBA President, Stephen Rotstein, has a heartfelt conversation with Kendra Goertzen, the inaugural recipient of the Grant Davis Collegiality and Wellbeing Award, granted by the Manitoba branch of the CBA.

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CBA President, Stephen Rotstein, has a heartfelt conversation with Kendra Goertzen, the inaugural recipient of the Grant Davis Collegiality and Wellbeing Award, granted by the Manitoba branch of the CBA.

Kendra Goertzen is a Manitoba lawyer who practices in the area of family law and child protection in Winnipeg. Kendra's mission is to eliminate the stigma associated with addictions. She herself is in recovery and is very open about her own past struggles with sobriety.

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