On this episode of Airing Addiction:
William Powers is a dedicated Recovery Coach at the Bridge to Hope peer recovery support center in Southbridge, Massachusetts, bringing over 18 years of experience in recovery-based programming—and a powerful foundation of lived experience—to his role.
His personal journey through recovery deeply informs his approach, allowing him to connect with individuals on a meaningful level and offer authentic, empathetic support.
William is trained in Restorative Justice, Recovery Coaching, Alternatives to Violence, Nurturing Fathers, and at-risk youth engagement. His lived experience, combined with professional training, enables him to guide others with insight, compassion, and credibility—helping them navigate the complexities of recovery and personal transformation.
In addition to his coaching work, William is a published author and committed community advocate. He is the founder and president of Crossing the Rubicon, a self-development program designed to help individuals overcome personal barriers and achieve lasting growth. He also serves as a board member for two nonprofit organizations, reflecting his ongoing dedication to creating positive change in the lives of others.
Join Athena and Lisa to hear of William's powerful experience. Only on Airing Addiction.
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