About Keys to Recovery

Spreading the Message of Hope and Recovery

 

Our purpose and our mission, is to give hope that recovery is possible. Incorporated in the state of California Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity.

Our main objective is to carry the message of Hope and Recovery from all types of addictions and disorders to as many people as possible, and to offer resources that may provide treatment and support. Our newspaper is filled with columns from today’s top experts in the recovery field.

Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. is educating our communities about alcoholism, drug addiction, eating disorders, gambling addiction, homelessness, domestic violence and so much more. We also include, at no charge, a 2-page resource guide listing free services and vital help offered within the communities.

We are NOT affiliated with AA, NA, Al-anon or any other 12-step program. We do, however, believe in the power of the 12-steps and the principles behind them.

We operate Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. using these principles as a guideline - Honesty, Hope, Faith, Courage, Integrity, Willingness, Humility, Brotherly Love, Justice, Perseverance, Spirituality and Service.

 

 

THE PEOPLE BEHIND - KEYS TO RECOVERY NEWSPAPER, INC.

 

Jeannie Marshall - Co-Founder & President: Having 38 years of marketing, advertising, and PR experience - ten of those years working on a recovery newspaper - I feel uniquely qualified to lead and support our team to achieve our purpose and our mission.

 

Many of you will remember me from the Steps for Recovery newspaper, where I worked until 2008 with my business partner and good friend Jason Levin, who passed away. Unable to continue working on the newspaper without him, I choose to go back to corporate America. After 5 years of healing I felt ready, willing and able to go back to my one true passion - carrying the message of hope and recovery... through Keys to Recovery Newspaper Inc.

 

A bit more about me: I restarted my sobriety in 1986; I love the 12-steps and living in a world where I have a purpose. I have a passion to help the helpless. My favorite principle is Service.

 

Marcus Marshall - Co-founder & Vice President: I started working at age 13 in the field of service at Sylmar Children’s Spastic Foundation as a patient care technician. At age 18 I worked as a Counselor in Psychiatrics at Chatsworth Health and Rehab Center. I also worked in sales and marketing gathering about 25 years experience in that field as well.

 

I was derailed by my addiction and for about ten years I was going in and out of jails and prisons, which makes me uniquely qualified to understanding the difficulties of transitioning back into society.

 

I started my recovery in early 2012 and found myself wanting to go back to my preferred profession – Patient Care. I worked at Cri-Help as a lead support technician, while attending the Addiction Studies Program at Pierce College, which helped prepare me for this vocation. Publishing Keys to Recovery Newspaper Inc. is giving me the opportunity to use all my life experiences to help others.

 

A bit more about me: I have a passion for God and helping others find their way to him. I love helping the homeless. My favorite principle is Faith.

 

About Keys to Recovery

Spreading the Message of Hope and Recovery

 

Our purpose and our mission, is to give hope that recovery is possible. Incorporated in the state of California Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity.

Our main objective is to carry the message of Hope and Recovery from all types of addictions and disorders to as many people as possible, and to offer resources that may provide treatment and support. Our newspaper is filled with columns from today’s top experts in the recovery field.

Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. is educating our communities about alcoholism, drug addiction, eating disorders, gambling addiction, homelessness, domestic violence and so much more. We also include, at no charge, a 2-page resource guide listing free services and vital help offered within the communities.

We are NOT affiliated with AA, NA, Al-anon or any other 12-step program. We do, however, believe in the power of the 12-steps and the principles behind them.

We operate Keys to Recovery Newspaper, Inc. using these principles as a guideline - Honesty, Hope, Faith, Courage, Integrity, Willingness, Humility, Brotherly Love, Justice, Perseverance, Spirituality and Service.

 

 

THE PEOPLE BEHIND - KEYS TO RECOVERY NEWSPAPER, INC.

 

Jeannie Marshall - Co-Founder & President: Having 38 years of marketing, advertising, and PR experience - ten of those years working on a recovery newspaper - I feel uniquely qualified to lead and support our team to achieve our purpose and our mission.

 

Many of you will remember me from the Steps for Recovery newspaper, where I worked until 2008 with my business partner and good friend Jason Levin, who passed away. Unable to continue working on the newspaper without him, I choose to go back to corporate America. After 5 years of healing I felt ready, willing and able to go back to my one true passion - carrying the message of hope and recovery... through Keys to Recovery Newspaper Inc.

 

A bit more about me: I restarted my sobriety in 1986; I love the 12-steps and living in a world where I have a purpose. I have a passion to help the helpless. My favorite principle is Service.

 

Marcus Marshall - Co-founder & Vice President: I started working at age 13 in the field of service at Sylmar Children’s Spastic Foundation as a patient care technician. At age 18 I worked as a Counselor in Psychiatrics at Chatsworth Health and Rehab Center. I also worked in sales and marketing gathering about 25 years experience in that field as well.

 

I was derailed by my addiction and for about ten years I was going in and out of jails and prisons, which makes me uniquely qualified to understanding the difficulties of transitioning back into society.

 

I started my recovery in early 2012 and found myself wanting to go back to my preferred profession – Patient Care. I worked at Cri-Help as a lead support technician, while attending the Addiction Studies Program at Pierce College, which helped prepare me for this vocation. Publishing Keys to Recovery Newspaper Inc. is giving me the opportunity to use all my life experiences to help others.

 

A bit more about me: I have a passion for God and helping others find their way to him. I love helping the homeless. My favorite principle is Faith.