02/06/2026
We are starting a new weekly series, 'The Motion Makers,' to highlight all of our extraordinary employees and give you a fun, inside look at who they are and what they do behind the scenes. You'll see individuals from all areas of the organization, but we are starting with our beloved, Jenna Blanchard, Owner, and Director of Clinical Services. For anyone familiar with Recovery in Motion, you already know that Jenna basically runs the show.š Thank you, Jenna, for being a good sport and starting this off!
Q. Whatās your role and how long have you been with Recovery in Motion?
A. My official role is Director of Clinical Services; however, I do a little bit of everything. I've been with Recovery in Motion since before Recovery in Motion existed. š
Q. Whatās a small thing that instantly makes your day better?
A. Any interaction with a client - they'll never know the impact even just their presence has on my days!
Q. Coffee order or snack you canāt live without?
A. RedBull & Snickers
Q. What do you enjoy most about your job?
A. I seriously enjoy everything - the good, the bad, the ugly. Every aspect plays a role in the overall organization. Every good time brings joy, and every bad time brings an opportunity to grow, learn, and a better appreciation to the good times!
Q. One fun fact about you most people donāt know
A. I've never read a book for pleasure.
Q. If your coworkers had a theme song for you, what would it be?
A. "ROAR" by Katy Perry.
Q. Whatās your go-to way to unwind after work?
A. Clean the house (seriously!) Things may be chaotic, but cleanliness and order make me feel more at peace.
Q. One word to describe your work style?
A. Dynamic
Q. Favorite TV show or movie you never get tired of?
A. Greys Anatomy
Q. What keeps you moving at Recovery in Motion?
A. Honestly? I donāt think I could stop moving even if I tried.
Iām driven by this constant fire to grow, learn, and keep pushing forward. Every day here gives me a chance to make an impact on someoneās life ā and thatās something Iāll never get tired of. I show up because I want to leave a foreverāmark. Not just in the work I do, but in the people I meet, the moments I help shape, and the hope I get to share. Iām here to keep learning. Keep improving. Keep lifting others up. Giving up simply isnāt an option ā not when thereās so much good to create and so many people to show up for. Recovery in Motion keeps me moving because making a difference isnāt just something I doā¦Itās who I am. š
