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Matt Sassman will share his personal story as well as talk about his job transporting adolescents and adults. John is an attorney and co-founder of Prodigal Child Ministries. John will talk briefly about the legal consequences of drug and alcohol related arrests and convictions.
Parenting in today's sexualized digital culture. Jenna will address how technology has impacted the relationships and sexuality of our young people.
Carey is an Addiction Specialist and Board Registered Intervention Specialist. He founded Recovery Program Management and Intervention ASAP out of a sincere desire to help others. Carey holds a Master's degree in Addiction Counseling from the esteemed Hazelden Graduate School of Addiction Studies.
Dr. Gore will address the importance of what the family members should do to make changes when their loved one is an addict.
Tony will share his personal story and talk about the guilt and shame that families face by the poor decisions that their prodigals make and how to overcome that.
Jennifer addresses issues of "after-care" and transitional programs. What is available after your child has been away to treatment? Jennifer is the executive director of the new Black Bear Foundations Recovery Center in North Georgia.
What You Can't Do, What You Can Do, and Why You Can't Quit. Rita is personally and intimately aware of the pain and challenges of loving a prodigal.
John is the director of spiritual care at the Hanley Center in West Palm Beach, FL. John explains the 12 steps in the context of a specifically Christian mindset.
Jackie, a former heroin addict, shares her story of addiction which included homelessness, jail, and kidnapping her 7 year-old son from foster care as well as being wanted by the FBI. Jackie now uses her life story and dark past to minister to others.
Larry is the director of the Jericho House in Cleveland, GA, a long term Christ-centered drug and alcohol recovery program for men. Larry shares his personal testimony about how he was set free from the bondage of his own addiction and how he has allowed Jesus to become the Lord of his life.
Anastasia, a counselor with Warnecke Professional Counseling in Marietta, shares her personal testimony on how her life was affected by someone else's substance abuse in her family. She will also talk about the importance of the 12-step and co-addiction support groups.
Thomas is a counselor with Warnecke Professional Counseling in Marietta. Internet and gaming addictions technological advances are influencing culture today. This is a newly proposed disorder and many drug/alcohol clients move their addictions into this area while in early recovery.
Testimonies from Alexander Sasser, Davis Vaughn, and Chase Sewell
Rand Eberhard and his parents Randy and Susie share their story. God never said that life would be easy. He just promised that it would be worth it!
Eli Velasquez from Genesis Ministries (a Christian residential program for men) addresses codependency, brain chemistry, and the addictive belief system.
David from Heroes in Recovery shares his personal story about how alcohol took over his life. David is a retired law-enforcement professional who worked in the field for more than 30 years.
Codependency can be particularly difficult for people of faith. Secular approaches to codependency sometimes seem to come at odds with the concepts of benevolence and long suffering unconditional love. This talk is designed to help believers come to terms with their codependency and begin to move into a more Godly, loving way of life.
Dan and Jeanine Marlow, Charlie and Marty Tope, share how God has worked in their own lives through trials of their own prodigal.
At 15 years-old, Tindell Stanfill thought that the only way she could be happy was to be in a "popular" crowd with a life of addiction and heartache. In college she realized that only Christ could fill her emptiness and cure her loneliness.
Mark got sober from a life filled with drugs and alcohol at 21 years-old while he was in college. His life was empty and he chased after every wrong thing imaginable. Mark is the Director of Business Development at Inner Change.
