Professional Overview
Britton Turkett is an experienced leader in the field of mindfulness-based recovery programs. As the Founder and Director of Active Recovery Network, he leverages his extensive background in mental health, addiction treatment, and community-based wellness initiatives to drive positive outcomes for individuals and families.
Experience Summary
Current Role
As the Founder and Director of Active Recovery Network since 2012, Britton oversees the organization's portfolio of mindfulness-based recovery programs, support groups, and community outreach initiatives. Under his leadership, Active Recovery Network has expanded its reach to serve over 2,500 clients annually, with a focus on providing accessible, evidence-based solutions for those navigating mental health and substance abuse challenges.
Career Progression
Prior to founding Active Recovery Network, Britton gained valuable experience in the field of mindfulness and addiction recovery. He served as a Mindfulness Instructor and Program Manager at Practical Recovery, where he designed and facilitated mindfulness-based curricula for clients in residential treatment. Britton also held the role of Meditation Instructor at the UCSD Moore's Cancer Center, providing mindfulness-based support for individuals and families facing the challenges of cancer. Additionally, he gained nonprofit leadership experience as a Board Member at Ashoka Credit Union and as the Program Director at Living Well Transitions.
Academic Background
Britton holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of California, San Diego, with a focus on mindfulness-based interventions and community-based mental health programs.
Areas of Expertise
- Mindfulness-based recovery program design and implementation
- Addiction treatment and mental health support services
- Community outreach and partnership development
- Nonprofit leadership and organizational strategy
Professional Impact
Under Britton's leadership, Active Recovery Network has become a recognized leader in the field of mindfulness-based recovery, collaborating with local healthcare providers, social service agencies, and community organizations to expand access to its evidence-based programs. Through his work, Britton has helped hundreds of individuals and families in the Del Mar area and beyond find renewed hope and resilience in their recovery journeys.
Conclusion
Britton Turkett is a passionate and dedicated professional who has spent his career championing the integration of mindfulness-based practices into the field of addiction treatment and mental health support. As the Founder and Director of Active Recovery Network, he continues to drive innovation and positive impact in his local community and beyond.
