Journey Enterprises - Media on a Mission

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:

CONTENT

We publish inspiring print and digital magazines filled with real stories, expert insights, and practical resources that support well-being and personal growth.

EDUCATION

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.

ENGAGEMENT

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...

Understanding Recovery Residences

A Path to Stability and Healing Recovery from substance use disorders is a challenging journey that requires a strong foundation of support and stability. For...

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...

PERSONAL RECOVERY STORIES

Amanda Kurlanski – Trusting the Process

At McAuley Residence, women are shown a path to success. At the McAuley Residence, women are shown the path to success ...

Recovered, with April Tomah

I’m not recovering,” said April Tomah of Milford. “I’m recovered.” She once struggled with heroin addiction, experiencing all the painful “anything and everything” that comes...

Stephen Chabot

"I think the biggest thing for me was learning to have fun again without alcohol.” I like to look ahead and focus on all the positives...

RECOVERY PROGRAMS

Alcoholics Anonymous

The Wellbreity Movement

Don Coyhis of Mohican Nation felt an inner calling after a decade of recovery from alcoholism. Like many, he...

The Twelfth Step

Practicing these principles in all of our affairs If someone told you that you had to give away...

RECOVERY ALLIES

Recovery Allies

What can you do? “What can I do to help?” It’s a question that friends, families, neighbors, and community members often ask when they want...

Considering an Employer?

Is an Ideal Workplace Even on Your Radar? by Dick Dyer, APR, Rachel Knight from Destination Occupation, and John Lewis from Synergy Workforce Solutions – all...

Probation Officers

Wearing multiple hats The purpose of my job is genuinely to help people move on with their lives.” That’s how Alicia Smith, Probation Officer with...