Our work challenges the harmful narratives that surround substance use and mental health, replacing stigma with empathy and misunderstanding with connection. We don’t just tell stories, we amplify voices that have been silenced, foster authentic dialogue, and inspire new possibilities for recovery and resilience.
Rooted deeply in the principles of inclusion, respect, and heart-centered care, we create spaces where everyone’s journey is honored and everyone’s potential is recognized. Together, we’re reshaping what mental health looks like, making it more accessible, more joyful, and more sustainable for all.
At the core, we believe that no one should face their challenges alone. By embracing creativity and community, we empower people to become leaders of their own stories and agents of real, lasting change in their lives and beyond.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where every voice is heard and every person is valued. Through storytelling, creative programs, and compassionate training, we break down stigma and help communities embrace people for their full selves.
Our Mission
We’re here to transform how stories are shared and impact is made. Through bold, evidence-informed training, storytelling, and education, we help people and organizations live in truth, amplify their voices, and create change that lasts.
Dignity first
Every person is inherently worthy of care, respect, and compassion.
Radical inclusivity
We honor all voices, identities, and pathways of healing.
Creativity as a life force
We take risks, stay curious, and lead with imagination.
Heart-centered
We act with empathy, integrity, and from our own experience.
Values-Driven Care
Our work is rooted in respect, ethics, and care.
Meet our Team
Meghann Perry, Founder, CARC, RCPF
Meghann has lived a life of challenges. She has struggled with substance addiction, mental health challenges, incarceration, living unhoused, trauma, and loss. In the fight to survive she has developed a deep resilience. Over the years, she has learned how to move beyond surviving to prospering. She has discovered that life can, in fact, be amazing.
Elizabeth Addison, Trainer
In 2013, Elizabeth began writing her first musical, This is Treatment, a story that highlights the personal journeys of Black and Brown women as they navigate addiction, treatment and recovery. This is Treatment has been seen throughout New England and in NYC, including a sold out run at Northeastern University. Her third and latest musical, Chasing Grace, was accepted into the prestigious SheNYC summer theatre festival, following a highly successful staged reading with Jag Productions, a company in residence at New York Theatre Workshop.
Kerrie Wieners, Trainer
Kerrie Wieners is trained as both a Recovery Coach and a trauma-informed Group Peer Support Facilitator. She has had her own powerful experiences with Recovery Storytelling and is committed to bringing this modality to anyone on a healing journey. Kerrie leads MPG's biweekly Story Gathering support groups to introduce others to the Recovery Storytelling method and help them find connection, community and healing.
Chris Everett, Trainer
Chris Everett is an actor, voiceover artist, singer, educator, writer, and person in recovery who has been acting professionally for more than 25 years. For over 20 of those years Chris held multiple roles in the substance use prevention and education theater troupe, Improbable Players, including Actor, Educator, Program Manager, Board Member and Co-Director. She has also served as a member of the board of directors of the Greater Boston Council for Alcohol Addiction since 2020, which funds organizations involved with the education, prevention, treatment and recovery of persons with Substance Use Disorder.
You’re Seen. You’re Heard. You Belong Here.
If you’re ready to speak truth, build something bold, or create a space where healing feels like home, we’re ready too.