About the Project
Recovery Voices, developed by David Clark and Wulf Livingston, captures conversations about what works in supporting recovery from addiction, and in the development of peer-led recovery communities, from a range of individuals with lived experience, as well as friends of recovery.
We highlight common messages and learnings that come from these conversations, providing a resource for people working with, and supporting, recovery and recovery communities.
We celebrate the lives and successes of recovering people and recovery communities, and in doing so enhance the visibility of recovery and highlight what can be achieved.
We encourage the development of new peer-led recovery communities and their interaction with other initiatives.
Blogs
People
Communities
Stories
Themes
Extras
About us
David Clark's career has included neuroscience, recovery advocacy, and the promotion of Indigenous healing practices. He has been a storyteller, educator, researcher, and community developer. David’s is passionate about promoting the work of recovering people and their friends. He is an Emeritus Professor of Psychology.
Wulf Livingston has had a lifelong relationship with alcohol and other drugs. This relationship has come through personal use, familial and social contexts, working in hospitality, as a social work practitioner and latterly as a researcher. He is currently Professor of Alcohol Studies at Wrexham University in North Wales.
Ash Whitney of Wired up Wales is a web developer with 23 years experience based in Wales (UK) specialising in WordPress development. Ash has an established client base that includes customers from small business, government, publishing, charity, community organisations, academic and health sectors.