Happy Birthday @Tia Boulton Please join me in wishing my wonderful girlfriend, partner soul mate Tia a very happy birthday. Tia and I have been on the journey of LIFE since 2011. We have bought up eachothers children and watched our parents get old together. We love each other passionately, bicker, fight and wrestle with this life. The bottom line is, She is there for me !!!! Like me, she has so much love to give the world, BUT ! LIKE ME ! The world wants to BOX her ....... GoodLuck World you ain't big enough for her !.. Tia I love you 😍 and even though we are spending yet another birthday apart. I want everyone to know that YOU are Mine and I am YOURS....... Thank for putting up with my madness... Love David.

@Michaela Collins @Sam Collins and @Luca Collins are putting together a wellness recovery capital generation project in CT SA. @Tia Boulton @Riaan Norval @Mureeda Jadwat @Leigh-Anne Brierley @Nikki Edwards @Paula Perkusic @Garth Rogers @Faeeza Jackson take Note !!! You must please comment in this post.

your mistakes are what unlock your full potential 💪🏾! Find your strengths and hide you weaknesses from the world.

This is an example case study of what is possible with this training. This would form part of my CoP ( Commpunity of Practice ) and PoE ( Portfolio of Evidance ) #samcollins #evidentlyfresh

Welcome to this recorded Systemic Wellness Practitioner (SWP) session from the London Recovery Coaching Campus. In this class, practitioners and leaders from various Lived Experience Recovery Organisations (LEROs) explore the complex realities of transitioning from grassroots advocacy to structured professional leadership. The discussion provides a candid look at the systemic pressures, structural funding challenges, and internal anxieties that practitioners face when building and sustaining community recovery ecosystems. Key Topics Explored: - The Burden of Leadership & Internal Oppression: Navigating imposter syndrome, the fear of making mistakes, and the heavy internal pressure of stepping into executive and coordination roles within the recovery sector. - Funding and Governance Realities: A transparent discussion on the immense stress of securing core funding, dealing with inflexible grant structures, and the absolute necessity of building a reliable, delegated team. - Tokenism vs. Professional Value: Confronting the systemic tokenism of lived experience on statutory boards, and advocating for fair financial compensation, professional respect, and genuine co-production. - Practitioner Resilience: Applying the 80/20 rule—accepting 80% systemic frustration while fiercely celebrating the 20% of life-changing success—to prevent burnout and compassion fatigue. Designed For: Founders, executive directors, recovery coaches, peer mentors, and clinicians working within or alongside Lived Experience Recovery Organisations who are seeking to professionalise their practice, establish boundaries, and navigate systemic barriers. Keywords: MAUNi, Lived Experience Recovery Organisations, LERO, Systemic Wellness Practitioner, Recovery Coaching, Charity Funding, Co-production, Leadership Development, Practitioner Resilience, Professional Lived Experience.