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Next Generation Recovery Leaders: Natalia Muñoz & Ash Wheeler
"I think now is as great a time as ever to start this work. I think now is when more and more dangerous legislation is becoming part of our everyday, and I think that anything and everything that we can do as individuals to help offset that and empower future generations, I think it’s my duty and my responsibility to do that." Natalia Muñoz and Ash Wheeler share insights about youth peer support and mentorship with host Rowan Willis-Gorman.  This episode is part of a series featuring youth peer workers and recovery innovators discussing how to improve and uplift behavioral health systems for youth. Mentorship is ingrained in most peer spaces, but is uniquely important in youth and near-age peer support, existing in the relationships between youth peer workers and the youth they serve and between youth peer workers as they develop their careers and hone their practice. Visit c4innovates.com, subscribe to receive newsletter and training updates, and follow us on LinkedIn and YouTube for more resources to grow your impact. Learn More Natalia Muñoz Ash Wheeler Rowan Willis-Gorman Youth Wellness Coaches at C4 Innovations Project Amp: leveraging the unique power of near-age youth peer mentors to implement a youth-focused, strengths-based, and non-punitive prevention and early intervention  Youth Peer Support (podcast episode) Youth-Centered Harm Reduction (podcast episode) Restorative Practices in Schools (podcast episode) Access a transcript of Next Generation Recovery Leaders: Natalia Muñoz & Ash Wheeler  Listen to other episodes in the Next Generation Recovery Leaders series.
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