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PechaKucha Presentation Portland Chapter
PechaKucha (PK) Presentation - Portland Chapter https://youtu.be/J12b56W2Ru0 A PK presentation is a style of storytelling that requires clarity and brevity to communicate a message with chapters all over the world. It consists of both audio and visual communication...
Sept 13 2021 The Day That Changed Everything
MaineBiz The Day That Changed Everything Episode 32 — Carolyn Delaney, founder and publisher of Journey Magazine When Carolyn Delaney launched Journey magazine in March 2019 to amplify hope for Mainers in recovery from addiction, it also marked a new chapter for her...
Summer 2021 Keep It Local
Keep it local Maine Todd & Kimberly Regoulinsky Summer 2021 In this episode, we chat with Maine publisher and addiction recovery advocate Carolyn Delaney of Journey Magazine. We talked about how her recovery shaped her vision for the magazine, how people can...
November 11, 2021 Rich Jones of youturn
Founder & CEO of Journey magazine, Carolyn Delaney joins Richard Jones of youturn for a transparent discussion on recovery and advocacy for those dealing with substance and alcohol dependency. Listen to the conversation here
July 16 2019 Daughters of Change
The Daughters of Change #Podcast is officially launched The first interview is with Carolyn Delaney, Publisher of Recovery Journey. Carolyn with Marie from Daughters of Change : Amplifying Hope around addiction.
May 1 2019 Channel 8 News with David Charns
Maine-based magazine Journey shows recovery is possible With Leslie Clark, the executive director of the Portland Recovery Community Center & Falmouth police Chief John Kilbride
6 Ways to Fortify Yourself
During the Pandemic (and Other Challenging Times) Resilience is one of the most important attributes that influences the quality of a person’s life. Our level of resilience affects our mental and physical health, how much difficult people and circumstances impact us,...
Stepping Up
Starting a Courageous Conversation After sharing with a close friend about a frustrating and puzzling situation involving another person, I asked for her perspective and insights. I was especially interested in this friend’s perspectives, given her background as a...
Issue #18 Publisher’s Letter
For this very last issue of 2021, our theme is transitions. Some transitions we step up for, while other transitions are forced upon us (hello COVID), but regardless of why we find ourselves in transition, the ability to accept the reality of the situation can help us...
Issue #17 Publishers Letter
End the stigma, support recovery now. Jeffrey D’Amico, a Journey team member, got me this mask at a recovery rally in South Paris a few weeks ago, and it’s now my favorite mask. It gives people an invitation to ask, “How do I support recovery to end the stigma?” In my...
Issue #13 Publisher’s Letter
As we head into our third year as a print magazine, I was reflecting recently on how Journey first started; and how today, advancements in technology enable us to share information at the speed of light. That wasn’t always true. The year is 1991, I’m typing on a new...
Issue #12 Publisher’s Letter
We get a second chance at life when we recover, and books can be a vehicle for expanding our possibilities. I used to be embarrassed by how many personal development books I’ve owned over the years – hundreds, maybe even thousands. At times, I’ve not been very...