LIVE: Gov. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum kickoff this year's Recovery Reinvented in Grand Forks

Recovery reinvented file.png — North Dakota first lady Kathryn Burgum and Gov. Doug Burgum are champions for the recently created Office of Recovery Reinvented. The office is guided by a seven-person advisory council chaired by the first lady, who has advocated recovery from addiction in sharing her personal story as a recovering alcoholic. Mike McLeary / Bismarck Tribune

By Staff reports

November 03, 2022 09:25 AM

The annual Recovery Reinvented event is being held in Grand Forks this year. Check out the livestream of the event below, as well as a schedule of events.

We encourage you to check back early and often for updates, and if you are looking forward to a certain speaker, join online early since agenda times are subject to change slightly. All times are listed in Central Standard Times (CST).

8:00 am – 9:30 am – Registration, Recovery Resources Expo Open

9:30 am – Main Event Begins

Keynote: Governor Doug Burgum & First Lady Kathryn

10:10 am – Keynote: Carrie Steinseifer-Bates, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

Naloxone Training – free kits distributed to all attendees

Morning Break, Recovery Resources Expo Open

11:20 am – University of North Dakota President Andrew Armacost

Recovery Elevator Podcast Stories

Keynote: Philip Rutherford, Faces & Voices of Recovery

Recovery Countdown

Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski

12:45 pm – 1:45 pm – Complimentary lunch provided by sponsors. Recovery Resources Expo open.

1:45 pm – Afternoon Kickoff

Keynote: Teliea Baker, The Door Recovery Lodge

Recovery Elevator Podcast Stories

Afternoon Break, Recovery Resources Expo Open

3:10 pm – Keynote: A Virtual Conversation with Dr. Bruce Perry, Neurosequential Network & The ChildTrauma Academy

Recovery Elevator Podcast Stories

4:30 pm – Closing

By Staff reports

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