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

PERSONAL RECOVERY STORIES

Reilly Harvey: Worthy – Navigating Recovery and Healing

Reilly Harvey grew up in a lobstering family in Owls Head, Maine. She recalls her youth fondly, spending it with her parents and brother...

Stories Restoring Hope – Issue 25

For most people, working the graveyard shift is not a first choice. But for Wendy Ayres of Waldo, working nights in a residential substance use...

Melissa Rivera

When Melissa Rivera quit drinking, she figured a line or two of cocaine every now and then wouldn’t hurt. Born in Topsham, Maine, to...

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 young...

Food Addicts Anonymous – Nourishing the Self

Nourishing the Self Recovery from Food Addiction Everyone needs food to survive, but for an estimated 1 in 20 adults, food is an addictive substance linked...

Wellbriety

Wellbriety is a culturally-based program that provides healing opportunities geared toward indigenous people. While it is a 12-step initiative, Wellbriety strives to help people...

RECOVERY ALLIES

Five tips for being a recovery ally

Being a recovery ally is a journey, a lifelong commitment to take actions that support people in recovery. There are many ways to show...

Kindred Spirits Camp

Built on compassion, sustained with love In 1982, prompted by a vision to build a supportive community for all types of recovering people, Stephen Andrew...

Boots2Roots

On the front lines, ensuring success for returning vets Recovery is more than just not using substances; it’s also about building a stable life in...