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The TPAS Drop: Alumni Insights On the Go

Welcome to The TPAS Drop, the podcast for treatment professionals dedicated to building meaningful, effective alumni programs.

Podcast · By Treatment Professionals in Alumni Services · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Alumni Strategic Planning: Are You Measuring the Wrong Thing? (opens the original)

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    Most alumni programs measure what's easy — events held, calls made, registrations logged. But do those numbers tell you whether people are actually staying connected and well? In this episode of The TPAS Drop, pulled from a recent member training, Executive Director, Gina Thorne makes the case for measuring impact over activity — and gets into what it looks like to tie every activity you run to a real human outcome. You'll hear three members, Christy, Dina, and Whitney, share the moments that ne

  2. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    What Do I Do Now? - Helping Clients Build Sober Leisure Into Their Recovery with Abigail Bernard (opens the original)

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    "What do I do now?" That's the question Abigail Bernard kept hearing from patients leaving treatment — and couldn't find a good answer for. So she wrote one. In this episode, Abigail shares the framework behind her workbook 12 Steps to Sober Leisure, which reframes the 12 steps through the lens of leisure and recreation. For alumni professionals, it's a powerful reminder that the events and programming you're creating aren't just nice extras — they're essential tools for building recovery capita

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