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David Whitesock

Listen as Rich and David Whitesock discuss his unbelievable journey from jail to law school graduate.

David is passionate about helping others find recovery and solving the health crisis of addiction.

He invented the Recovery Capital Index® , which was validated, that measures change in wellbeing with respect to addiction.

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https://www.davidwhitesock.com/

Bio: David Whitesock

David is constantly curious and believes that everything connects.

When we’re fully aware of what, where, and how things connect, we can understand the effects and modify the mechanisms in between for a greater good.

As Chief Innovation Officer at Face It TOGETHER, it has been David’s job to design better methods and experiences that can drive solutions for addiction.

Through that lens and with a host of personal and professional experiences, David believes we will solve addiction when we don’t solve for addiction.

He is dedicated to doing work that advances towards that vision. Along the way, vastly more people will realize connections to their purpose, improving the greater good for themselves and others.

David earned a joint JD/MA and BS from the University of South Dakota.

Bush Foundation Leadership

In 2015, he won the Bush Foundation Leadership Fellowship.

During the two years of the Fellowship, he studied the art and science of happiness. He traveled to the happiness places on earth, like Iceland and Denmark, to see and experience these cultures first hand.

Recovery Capital Index®

David is the inventor of the Recovery Capital Index® (RCI), a quantified, multi-dimensional survey that measures addiction wellbeing.

The instrument was validated in 2018, subjected to peer review, and findings published in the May 2018 South Dakota Medical Journal.

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Sally Spencer-Thomas

Sally Spencer-Thomas is a clinical psychologist, inspirational international speaker, and an impact entrepreneur.

Dr. Spencer-Thomas was moved to work in suicide prevention after her younger brother, a Denver entrepreneur, died of suicide after a difficult battle with bipolar condition.

Known nationally and internationally as an innovator in social change, Spencer-Thomas has helped start up multiple large-scale, gap-filling efforts in mental health including the award-winning campaign Man Therapy and the nation’s first initiative for suicide prevention in the workplace, Working Minds.

In 2016 she was an invited speaker at the White House where she presented on men’s mental health.

In her recent TEDx Talk she shares her goal to elevate the conversation to make mental health promotion and suicide prevention a health and safety priority in our schools, workplaces and communities.

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