Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Lindsay Camplin, MSW, LCSW, JD, Dove House's Clinical Director. Through their conversation, they explore not only the biochemical components of substance use disorder, but also the trauma that underlays s

Conversation with Patti, Mother of a Dove

Oct 15th, 2020 33m 26s

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Patti Weimer, mother of Jillian (a former Dove House client), about the experiences and feelings of being a loved one of someone struggling with substance use disorder. Wendy and Patti talk about what it

Opiates & Overdoses with Justin Phillips, Overdose Lifeline

Sep 3rd, 2020 20m 57s

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks opiates and overdoses with Justin Phillips, Executive Director of Overdose Lifeline. Wendy and Justin have a candid conversation around Naloxone, the overdose reversal drug, and how Hoosiers can access it comp

Jillian's Road to Recovery

Aug 20th, 2020 30m 47s

Wendy Noe talks with Jillian, a former client of Dove House, about her recovery journey. From pain pills to heroin and meth to rock bottom, Jillian has overcome the challenges of substance use disorder, maintained a dream job, and regained cust

Indiana Next Level Recovery with Doug Huntsinger

Aug 6th, 2020 32m 39s

Executive Director Wendy Noe talks with Douglas Huntsinger, Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment & Enforcement, Office of Governor Holcomb. Wendy and Doug delve into the exciting substance use treatment strategies being implemented

Trauma is a Gateway Drug

Jul 14th, 2020 13m 20s

Dove Recovery House for Women (Dove House) is the largest transitional housing and recovery program for women in Marion County and is certified as a level IV Recovery Residence through the Indiana Alliance for Recovery Residences. The Dove Hous

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Welcome to the Dove Recovery House podcast

Jun 26th, 2020 2m 15s

Meet Executive Director Wendy Noe and learn more about how this podcast will further the mission of empowering women to become substance-free, self-sufficient, and healthy, by providing safe housing, quality programming, and—above all—hope for

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