Wendell Fields Enterprise LLC

04/05/2026

🔥 “Recovery Doesn’t Happen by Chance… It Happens with a Plan.” 🔥

One of the most powerful tools I teach and use in the mental health and recovery space is the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP).

WRAP is more than a worksheet…
It’s a personalized roadmap to stability, self-awareness, and sustained recovery.

🧩 What is WRAP?

WRAP helps individuals:
✔️ Identify what wellness looks like for them
✔️ Recognize triggers and early warning signs
✔️ Develop practical action steps before crisis happens
✔️ Build a support system that actually works
✔️ Stay grounded, focused, and in control of their recovery journey

This is about moving from:
👉 Crisis → Stability → Sustained Recovery

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💡 How I Help

As a Certified WRAP Facilitator & Trainer, I don’t just teach WRAP…

I help individuals and organizations:
✅ Develop their own personalized WRAP plans
✅ Understand the deeper connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors
✅ Build systems that support long-term wellness—not just short-term relief

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🎓 Train-the-Trainer Services

I am an Advanced Level Facilitator meaning I also provide WRAP Facilitator Trainings for organizations, churches, and community leaders who want to expand their impact.

If you’re looking to:
✔️ Equip your staff with evidence-based recovery tools
✔️ Build peer-led support systems
✔️ Strengthen your mental health programming
✔️ Create sustainable, community-based wellness solutions

👉 I can train your team to confidently facilitate WRAP in your organization.

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🌉 My Assignment

“We don’t just teach…
We build bridges to healing, resources, and hope.”

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📩 Let’s Connect

If you’re ready to:
✔️ Create your personal WRAP
✔️ Bring WRAP training to your organization
✔️ Or become a certified facilitator

Reach out today.

📧 wendell_fields@yahoo.com
🌐 wendellfields.com

03/08/2026

Now, let's get focused and real on the reality of men's mental health‼️ By not prioritizing our mental well-being, we do not unlock our full potential, that causes us to make disempowering choices, and cultivates a profoundly negative impact. Those decisions have resounding effectives throughout our lives, families’ lifes, work lifes, and communities‼️Ultimately, leading to a more uninspired, dwarfed, and unfulfilled spirit. 

03/06/2026

Hey you all! Yours truly will be speaking tomorrow. Look at this email:

Dear Wendell Fields,

On behalf of Fayette County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc, I would like to sincerely thank you for agreeing to serve as a featured speaker at our upcoming Community Health Fair, “Learn Today: Live Better Tomorrow,” taking place on Saturday, March 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Utopian Academy of the Arts 255 Veterans Parkway Fayetteville, Ga 30214…

Will you join us at this wonderful event?

02/26/2026

Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to speak about something I deeply believe in — a holistic approach to health.

For me, wellness is not just physical.
It’s mental.
It’s emotional.
It’s spiritual.
It’s financial.
It’s gaining support from the community and understanding how to use them in your health journey.

I have learned that you cannot separate the mind from the body, or the spirit from the brain. They are connected.

Taking care of my mental health — including the responsible use of medication — is not a lack of faith. It is wisdom. It allows me to think clearly, pray clearly, lead clearly, and live fully.

Medication doesn’t replace God.
It helps my brain function in a way that allows me to access God in a healthy way.

Therapy, prayer, exercise, emotional awareness, rest, community, and medical support all work together. That’s stewardship. That’s maturity. That’s wholeness.

Healing is not one-dimensional.

It is body.
It is mind.
It is spirit.
It is community.

And when those areas are in harmony, we don’t just survive — we thrive.





Dr. (h.c.) Wendell J. Fields
CADC-I, CPS-MH, CPS-AD

01/22/2026

Today was a MAJOR win day for me — and I’m grateful. 🙌🏾

✅ 1) I was able to teach and facilitate my session in the Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training to support our team and help develop the next generation of CPS professionals across Georgia. This is a State Certification, and let me be clear: Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network is the ONLY organization that can provide this certification. Period.
CPS helps people return to the workforce and be paid for what’s powerful and real — their lived experience. No degree required… just truth, recovery, and a willingness to use your story as a tool.

✅ 2) I also wrote and submitted a proposal for NAMICon 2026. Let’s go! 💪🏾

✅ 3) I picked up my medications that help me stay healthy — because taking care of myself is part of my assignment too.

✅ 4) Next up: a post on the power of language — because too many people tear others down with words without realizing it. That kind of language fuels division, stigma, and separation, and it drives people away from getting help. It can cause people to isolate, suffer in silence, and get worse — when what they really deserve is support, compassion, and care.

Giving back to the community AND taking care of myself… that’s the kind of balance I’m committed to.
Today, I did both. 🙏🏾🖤

01/19/2026

Today’s assignments are full and purpose-filled! 🙌🏾

✅ Morning interview with Jaxon Riley on WALG 1590 AM & 99.3 FM sharing about the upcoming Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training in Albany, GA
✅ Teaching & facilitating two CPS sessions today:
• “Using Your Recovery Experience as a Recovery Tool”
• “The Shift to Recovery”
✅ Heading to Atlanta Detox Center to share a NAMI In Our Own Voice presentation

Busy. Productive. Giving back to the community.
Grateful to be used in this work of recovery, hope, and healing. 💛

Making that thang happen‼️

05/24/2025

Showing off the new apparel that I ordered online. 

04/14/2025

12/16/2024

Receiving an Honorary Doctorate Degree 📜

11/05/2024

Transforming lives: Our presentation for NAMI In Our Own Voice created a safe space for people to open up about their struggles with mental health and substance use disorders. By sharing our own stories, we fostered a sense of community and provided tools for coping. The response was overwhelming, with people laughing, crying, and expressing gratitude for the hope we brought them. Leadership for me is about influencing people to change and creating a bridge for that change.
NAMI Georgia
NAMI DeKalb
NAMI

10/31/2024

My Halloween costume, a US champion in the javelin for Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders 😉🎈🎉🎊👏👏👏😂🤣😂

09/03/2024