Journey Enterprises -
Media on a Mission

Making Recovery Visible Through Media, Education, and Community Engagement

We deliver clear, accessible, inspiring recovery education in three ways:

We publish inspiring print and digital magazines filled with real stories, expert insights, and practical resources that support well-being and personal growth.
A short, self-paced digital course that provides basic addiction and recovery information. In just 45 minutes, you'll learn the foundational information, including key programs and resources.
We do more than distribute a magazine—we bring it into communities to start conversations. By hosting events and showing up, we share real stories and connect with people where they are.

Journey Magazine is the most important new communication medium for spreading the word about recovery from addiction to have come along in over a decade - Journey is saving lives.

Ron Springel

Executive Director - Maine Association of Recovery Residences

I have witnessed first hand the incredible impact Journey has had on our community. Since its inception in March 2019, Journey Magazine has been a staple in our center, providing members with a consistent source of hope, inspiration and practical resources.

Leslie Clark

Executive Director - Portland Recovery Community Center

As a seasoned media buyer, I know value when I see it. Advertising in Journey has lived up to every expectation and far exceeded many more. I applaud the success of Journey and look forward to my continued affiliation with like-minded business leaders.

Karen St.Clair

Accredited Certified EFT International Trainer

RECOVERY SUPPORTS

Biohacking for Addiction and Mental Health Recovery

Biohacking is a personalized approach that uses biology, nutrition, neuroscience and technology to support mind-body healing. While it shouldn’t take the place of professional...

The Rewards of Being There for Mainers in Crisis

A growing legion of Crisis Responders are discovering that their career choice gives back much more than it takes. As a mobile crisis worker, Marissa...

Thriving in Recovery: No Matter the Weather

The winter season can be a time of joy and connection, but it can also bring unique challenges, especially for those in recovery. Navigating...

PERSONAL RECOVERY STORIES

Ryan Paige

From Shadow to Light How Ryan Paige Turned Adversity into Advocacy Ryan Paige’s childhood was marked by the unsettling normalcy of substance abuse....

Senior Sober

I am sixty-one years old. Not quite senior, but certainly approaching the cusp. I have reflected on words my father spoke often to my...

Carly and Brinn Flagg

Simple, Not Easy Recovery for a Family with Carly and Brinn Flagg The Flagg sisters understand feeling alone and like they don’t fit in....

RECOVERY PROGRAMS

H.O.P.E.: Finding meaning, value and purpose

Dr. Ken Hamilton, founder of H.O.P.E. (Healing of Persons Exceptional) Groups, was fascinated by health and healing from the time he was a...

Al-Anon: Mutual Aid for Families of Alcoholics

“Let it Begin With Me” Finn, an Al-Anon member for eight years and treasurer of his district, describes Al-Anon as “a...

Al-Anon: Personal Experiences

No one can seek recovery on behalf of someone else. But, if you’re worried about someone with a drinking problem, Al-Anon...

RECOVERY ALLIES

MaineWorks works

Each day at MaineWorks begins the same way at 6a.m., with 20 or 30 people – employees and volunteers – forming a circle...

Recovery in the workplace is an asset for employers

I am a person in long-term recovery and work at the Bangor Area Recovery Network in the field of peer-based recovery support services. I am...

Recycled Rides

A Saco collision repair shop makes it easier for people in recovery to move on As Jessica Truman reached one year of sobriety...

WELL-BEING ARTICLES

How to Survive a Panic Attack When it Strikes

A person can experience a panic attack when they least expect it. This can cause a great deal of fear and anxiety for the...

Building Emotional Wellness with Strong EQ

Most of us have heard of “IQ,” or Intelligence Quotient, which measures how smart we are. But equally—if not more—important for emotional well-being is...

Create a Money Plan in Recovery

Taking care of your money is important, especially during recovery. It might feel like a big task, but don’t worry—you can take it one...

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