Addiction recovery stories: Elizabeth Hebb in conversation with Lisa Ogilvie

Elizabeth Hebb is an Independent Researcher from Massachusetts, USA. She is a committed recovery advocate who, having experienced the prolonged suffering associated with addiction, now leads by example through her ongoing recovery. She follows a self-determined path, seeking to embody the best version of herself while demonstrating to future generations the value of living a meaningful and flourishing life.

Lisa Ogilvie is based at the Department of Psychology, University of Greater Manchester, Bolton, UK. She is specialises in the pluralistic use of positive psychology in the field of addiction recovery. She has been awarded the role of visiting research fellow at the University of Greater Manchester, where she works on research collaborations with the university, also delivering lectures to undergraduate and postgraduate students on addiction and addiction recovery. A chartered psychologist and qualified counsellor, Lisa works for a drug and alcohol treatment service, designing and implementing interventions to improve the recovery outcomes of its service users.