Joey Pagano
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Joey Pagano, MSW, LSW, CRS, emerges as a distinguished figure in the fields of social work, education, and recovery advocacy. As a #1 Best-Selling author, Pulitzer Prize nominee, and an international lecturer, he brings over a decade of invaluable experience in the drug and alcohol field. Pagano's professional journey includes roles as a motivational speaker, licensed social worker, therapist, educator, and a certified recovery specialist. His literary contributions include three books, notably "No Addict Left Behind: It's a Recovery Medicine State of Mind," which delves into the clinical, medical, and personal narratives surrounding the stigma of addiction in the United States. Apart from his professional accomplishments, Pagano is a dedicated husband and father of two, embodying the core principles of empathy, compassion, and understanding in his personal and professional lives. His journey in long-term recovery significantly informs his approach to his relationships and clinical roles. He is advancing his expertise by pursuing a Doctorate in Social Work (DSW). He serves as a part-time professor, focusing on the stigma of addiction and the critical importance of harm reduction. Together with his wife, Jodie Pagano, Joey forms the dynamic duo known as "The Traveling Social Workers." Their combined efforts extend to global travel, speaking engagements, training sessions, and co-authoring ventures. Their latest collaborative work, "From Scars to Stars," is set for release on May 14, 2024, marking another significant milestone in their joint mission to educate and inspire.
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