Making the transition to digital products: Why I’ve transitioned from developing a physical recovery training location to creating an online digital presence.🙌There’s a rhyme or reason for everything, right? Some things just work and some things simply don’t.Since implementing an online recovery course and online “Recovery Warriors Tribe” community, I was shocked at how few online Indigenous resources there are that help Indigenous Peoples get into active Recovery. &nbsp;We’ve searched for nearly one year and only found 2 Indigenous Peoples developing online training and courses. &nbsp;Is finding a lack of Indigenous Peoples providing online training the same as your experience? &nbsp;When it comes to transitioning into active recovery it actually becomes worse. &nbsp;There is none really.&nbsp;☝Here are the red flags I discovered:🚩Red flag #1 - Only 2 Indigenous People in Canada have online courses, but these are geared more toward reconciliation and how to work with Indigenous Peoples.🚩Red flag #2 - The only “Addiction Recovery” courses are hosted by formal educational institutions, and most of them are in-person classroom settings 🚩Red flag #3 - The reason I created online courses for rural communities is due to the lack of resources, and the resources that are in rural communities are under-utilized&nbsp;due to gossip and lateral violence.Have you noticed this, too? Let’s chat about it in the comments📝&nbsp;If you would like to take our “Seven Sacred Teachings” Course please click&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.jdassociates.ca/pl/2147628925">here</a>.If you would like to join our “Recovery Warriors Tribe” Community please click&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.jdassociates.ca/pl/2147653863">here</a>.

Why I transitioned from a physical location to an online presence?

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Why I transitioned from a physical location to an online presence?

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