September 11
• Prescott VA Stand Down Event
• Flagstaff Shelter Services WalkAThon
• Join the Voices for Recovery (Cottonwood’s Riverfront Park, 1284 E Riverfront Drive, 11:00 – 1:00pm)
September 13
• Lost in Woonsocket – LCBHC (Round Valley Public Library, 179 South Main Street Eager, AZ, 11:00-1:00pm)
The critically acclaimed documentary Lost in Woonsocket introduces viewers to Normand Cartier. Living in a tent in the woods, suffering from addiction and estranged from his family for over 13 years, Cartier had all but given up hope of recovery. The film crew from the award winning A&E television series Random 1 found Cartier and offered him the chance for treatment, rehabilitation and a fresh start with his family. The film provides a rare glimpse into the internal and external struggles that often serve as obstacles on the road to recovery. Fear and faith, hope and despair, Lost in Woonsocket highlights the emotional contradictions that accompany attempts at personal reformation. But with the help of a philanthropic film crew and a number of unexplained incidents, Normand Cartier proves that, even in the face of adversity, the human spirit can triumph.
September 14
• Lost in Woonsocket - (Page Community Center, 699 South Navajo Drive Page, AZ, Time TBD)
September 16-17
• MBRACE Life Summit (Hon-Dah Resort Casino Resort)
September 21
• Lost in Woonsocket – (Kingman Adult Center/ Kathryn Heidenreich Center, 1776 Airway Kingman, AZ)
September 25
• Prescott Recovery Month Celebration (Prescott Courthouse Plaza)
Upcoming
• Lost in Woonsocket screenings in October in Peach Springs,
Havasupai, Hopi, and Navajo (Winslow/ Holbrook)
• Lost in Woonsocket screening in Flagstaff at The Orpheum Theater (Wednesday, November 17, 2010, Doors open @ 6:30pm; Screening at 7:00pm)
** this is in conjunction with LAIFA Productions; one of the
participants in the documentary will be present for Q & A.
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