MPN is a statewide peer run 501c3 non-profit recovery organization with a mission to lead the development of the peer support workforce and create pathways for wellness and recovery in communities throughout Montana. We provide information, education, training, peer support and resources across the state using our own “lived experience” in long term recovery.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMPN is a statewide peer run 501c3 non-profit recovery organization with a mission to lead the development of the peer support workforce and create pathways for wellness and recovery in communities throughout Montana. We provide information, education, training, peer support and resources across the state using our own “lived experience” in long term recovery.
Recent episodes include "Todd Noack, Association for Peer Support" (27 October 2026, 25 minutes), "Lindsay Clancy: System Failures" (9 September 2026, 45 minutes), and "Way Maker: Bridging the Cracks in Peer Recovery Support" (2 September 2026, 39 minutes).
Recovery Talks publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 207 episodes.
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Todd and Jim discuss how APS serves over 600 members across the U.S. and internationally—spanning mental health peer specialists, recovery coaches, and family/parent peer supporters. The conversation highlights how...
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Please note: This podcast includes a discussion of suicide and harm to children as part of the Lindsay Clancy trial. Jim and board member Heidi use the high-profile Lindsay Clancy case as a lens to examine widespread...
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In this podcast transcript, Jim Hajny interviews Jazelle, a dedicated recovery advocate and founder of Way Maker Outreach in Kalispell, Montana. The conversation highlights Jazelle’s journey from addiction and...
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In this episode of Recovery Talks, Jim and Andi tackle the growing confusion around terminology in the peer support field. They dig into how words like "peer," "peer supporter," "peer support specialist," and "peer...
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Jim reconnects with his old friend Matthew Federrici, the Executive Director of Doors to Wellbeing to chat about Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing, a peer-led curriculum that has been evolving for 30 years...
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This episode of Recovery Talks, hosted by Jim Hajny of Montana’s Peer Network, features a deep dive with board member Heidi into the often-overlooked connection between nutrition and mental health recovery. While...
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Continuing their exploration of the "recipe" for leadership, Jim and Lawrence discuss how a structured methodology—much like the scientific method—is essential for garnering respect for the recovery process and...
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Join Jim Hajny, Executive Director for Montana’s Peer Network, for an inspiring episode of the Recovery Talks podcast, a show dedicated to the core belief that recovery is possible, it works, and it is a journey toward...
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Andi is joined by professional organizer Karin Freed who discusses the complexities of chronic disorganization and hoarding disorder. She clarifies that hoarding is a clinical mental health diagnosis characterized by a...
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Jim and Andi discuss the Gold Sauce at the Golden Arches and the Gold Standard mentioned int he new SAMHSA Priorities.
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Host and executive director, Jim Hajny, speaks with special guest Heidi, a peer supporter, wife, daughter, sister, stepmom, friend, and mother to three girls. Having met Jim through peer support training, Heidi joins...
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Join Executive Director Jim Hajny as he welcomes a Lucie Bruno. Lucie is the director of the Strength Found program, which provides crucial support to adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA). She is also a peer...
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Erin Olson, CBHPSS at St. Peter's in Helena, MT joins Jim for a discussion of leadership and recovery month activities. He is also the president of NAMI Helena, Vice chair of Lewis and Clark County Local Advisory...
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Misti Johnston, Drop in Center Director at the Butte, MT Rescue Mission sits down with Jim to discuss recovery and more.
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Peer leader April Seat shares her mental health struggles in a very candid and honest conversation with Jim.
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In this episode of Recovery Talks, Jim Hajny sits down with long-time friend and guest Todd Tecca to discuss how they manage their mental health and stay well during tough times. They reflect on personal experiences...
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In this episode, Jim and April delve into the federal funding freeze executive order issued in January 2025 and its ramifications for grantees and contractors. They discuss how this sudden policy shift has impacted...
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In this episode, Jim and April explore the essential skills and qualities necessary to become an effective peer supporter. They discuss the importance of lived experience, active listening, empathy, and maintaining...
In this episode, Lawrence Rhone discusses the HIVE Project, an initiative aimed at assisting veterans in northeastern Montana transition into agriculture-related professions. The program offers resiliency training...
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Nikki and Jim provide an update on community organizing which leads to an in depth conversation about recovery language.
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