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Greene County Recovery Court Team Attends Tennessee Association Of Recovery Court Professionals Conference

by Bobby Rader
December 13, 2024
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Pictured: Eric Davis, John Toney, Braiden King, Judge Kenneth Bailey, Tyler Kelley, Dell Wykle, Lea Anne Spradlen, and Ryan Smith.

Pictured: Eric Davis, John Toney, Braiden King, Judge Kenneth Bailey, Tyler Kelley, Dell Wykle, Lea Anne Spradlen, and Ryan Smith.

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Murfreesboro, TN – December 11-13, 2024 – Members of the Greene County Recovery Court Team participated in the annual Tennessee Association of Recovery Court Professionals (TARCP) Conference held in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, from December 11-13. This prestigious event brought together professionals from across the state to share knowledge, network, and discuss best practices for supporting individuals in recovery.
The TARCP Conference is a cornerstone event for recovery court professionals, offering a platform for learning and professional development. The conference aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of recovery court teams, including judges, attorneys, treatment providers, probation officers, and other community partners. By attending, the Greene County Recovery Court Team had the opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest research, tools, and strategies for helping individuals overcome substance use disorders and rebuild their lives. “This yearly conference is very valuable for our team. Not only do we learn about the latest discoveries about the science of addiction, but we also hear about drug trends and we can collaborate with other teams about their best practices so that we can enhance our team which benefits our clients. Each year I leave this conference convinced that The Greene County Recovery Court team has as much experience, wisdom, and insight as any Recovery Court in the State of Tennessee.”- Judge Kenneth Bailey. Judge Bailey will also be joining the Board of Directors for TARCP.

“We are proud to participate in this vital conference alongside other dedicated professionals,” said Tyler Kelley, Director, Greene County Recovery Court. “TARCP provides us with valuable insights and the latest resources to strengthen our efforts in helping individuals successfully complete their recovery journey. The opportunity to learn from and collaborate with colleagues from across the state ensures that we continue to provide the highest level of support for those we serve in Greene County.”
The Tennessee Association of Recovery Court Professionals is committed to advancing the mission of recovery courts across Tennessee. These specialized courts provide a unique and holistic approach to criminal justice by combining treatment, accountability, and community support for individuals whose lives have been impacted by substance use disorders. The conference serves as an important venue for fostering partnerships, addressing emerging challenges, and promoting the best practices that drive successful outcomes in recovery courts.

The Greene County Recovery Court Team’s participation in this conference underscores their ongoing commitment to innovative approaches to justice, rehabilitation, and community healing. By leveraging the knowledge gained at the event, the team aims to enhance their programming and provide better support to participants in Greene County’s Recovery Court.

About Greene County Recovery Court
The Greene County Recovery Court provides an alternative to incarceration for individuals with substance use disorders, offering a comprehensive program that includes intensive supervision, treatment services, and life skills training. The program is designed to reduce recidivism and help participants lead healthy, productive lives in the community. Greene County Recovery Court was created in 2004 and currently has 34 participants.

About the Tennessee Association of Recovery Court Professionals (TARCP)
The Tennessee Association of Recovery Court Professionals (TARCP) is a nonprofit organization that supports and advocates for the expansion and enhancement of recovery courts across the state. TARCP provides training, resources, and networking opportunities for recovery court professionals, working to improve the effectiveness and impact of these courts on the lives of individuals in recovery.

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