In this episode of Recovery with Root, Ray Bishop, a Senior Counselor at the Root Center for Advanced Recovery's Henderson-Johnson Clinic, shares his story of recovery, and how his experiences drive him to help others heal.
Ray went from living a life in active addiction where he no longer recognized himself, to going back to school, now having multiple degrees, and passions that he gets to share with those around him.
This month, Ray is celebrating 24 years in recovery! He means so much to our organization, and we know our patients are thankful to have him, as well! Thanks for sharing your story, Ray!
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