Footprints to Recovery on NOW.Chicago with Jon Hansen

November 11th, 2018

Footprints to Recovery’s Clinical Director of Operations, Dr. Caitlin Simpson and Regional Outreach Specialist, Nick Kratzer are featured on NOW.CHICAGO with Jon Hansen to discuss substance abuse, and how you, or someone you know could be inspired to reach out for help.

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