About Soberdogs Recovery
Soberdogs Recovery is a recovery network created to get accurate information about addiction and recovery out to the world. Soberdogs is committed to helping people connect with others who have gone through similar struggles.
Soberdogs was originally founded in August 2017, by Kyle Ruggeri (CARC). In October 2018, Soberdogs was expanded to Soberdogs Recovery. The website soberdogs.com along with social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Pinterest was added to the Soberdogs network along with the Soberdogs YouTube Channel.
Every person and every recovery program is different. Getting firsthand accurate information from people who have been there and know the misery of addiction is a huge key to success for long-term recovery.
With any trauma or disease in life, people relate to other’s who have been through similar situations as they have. Soberdogs Recovery is dedicated to combining accurate addiction and recovery research and statistics with firsthand experience and knowledge from those who have lived it and found the light on the other side – RECOVERY!
Kyle is a Certified Peer Recovery Coach – CARC (Certified Addiction Recovery Coach). PEER recovery coaches are helping many people find their way to long-term recovery. Recovery Coach University is training recovery coaches online during the pandemic.
Narcan is saving lives every day. I think it is essential for any family that has an active drug user in their home to have Narcan available and know how to use it. I was certified in the use and training of Narcan in 2017 and again in 2018. Narcan is one of those things that is better to have and not need than to need and not have.
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Listen To Kyle Give A Heart Wrenching account of his time in solitary confinement along with details about his horrible addiction and his journey to recovery.
Click Here to listen on recovery coach university’s website and scroll down to Nov 7, 2019 to hear Kyle’s episode Hosted By Keith Greer.
Solitarywatch.org featured a great but disturbing article written By Soberdogs own Kyle Ruggeri – Click here to read the article on Solitary confinements cycle of addiction.
It was a great honor to speak at the seminar about opioids and pain management in youth sports. The seminar went great!!! Thank you Camp Good Days & Special Times for presenting this wonderful lineup to bring awareness to painkillers in sports.
hope that recovery is possible!
Kyle has been featured in numerous articles about his experiences during active addiction, prison (solitary confinement), and recovery. Kyle has spoken at multiple addiction/recovery seminars.
‘Recovery Day’ is celebration of people trying to break cycle of addiction
https://videonewsservice.net/index.php/2019/09/08/orleans-county-opioid-addiction-activists-stake-ground-in-medina/
Kyle has been on multiple radio stations speaking about his journey during addiction and into recovery. Some of those shows include:
The Bob Lonsberry show with guest host Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley – WHAM 1180
Rochester WYSL 92.1 Recovery Talk
Recovery Radio 104.3 with Keith Greer
Kyle Was featured in a fantastic article written by Lucy Sacchetti who writes for Rochester Women’s Magazine. Lucy Sacchetti does so much work advocating for the recovery community. Lucy is involved in recovery networks and groups all across the country.
Chelsea (Rocovery fitness), Sean Cuddihy (Room 9 Podcast), and kyle Ruggeri (Soberdogs Recovery) Talk about Business, Motivation, and Recovery in this Rocovery Fitness Interview.
YouTube Interviews:
1. Put The Shovel Down – With Master Addiction Counselor Amber Hollingsworth –
Amber Interviews Kyle About Consequences of Addiction
2. Real Talk Recovery With Nicole –
Nicole and Kyle Have A Deep Conversation About Addiction Kyle’s Story and How He Found Recovery
3. The New Matt Clark –
Matt Interviews Kyle About Prison
4. Addiction Mindset – With Doctor Frank
Doc Frank and I do A live Quitting Nicotine Session
5. Jen Cutting Youtube Channel
Jen and I talking about Soberdogs and harm reduction.
