Aloha Recovery California is proud to celebrate owner Jenny Leone as a featured keynote speaker at the 2026 California Addiction Conference, hosted by the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals, known as CCAPP.
Taking place October 14–18 at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City, California, the conference brings together addiction treatment professionals, recovery advocates, and community leaders.
For Jenny, the recognition reflects a commitment that extends across her professional work and personal life: helping people find connection, support, and purpose in recovery.
A Decade of Experience in Behavioral Health
Jenny brings 10 years of experience in behavioral health, along with her own lived experience in recovery, to her work at Aloha Recovery California.
Throughout her career, she has owned and operated sober living homes, supported clients through case management and group facilitation, served as a sober coach, and helped treatment centers build community partnerships.
Her work has connected her with people at different stages of recovery, from seeking help to rebuilding relationships and finding their footing after treatment.
Today, as an owner of Aloha Recovery California in Huntington Beach, Jenny continues that commitment to supporting individuals and families affected by addiction.
“Healing Starts With One Word, and That’s Safety”
In an interview about Aloha’s founding vision, Jenny explained the belief that helps guide her approach:
“Healing starts with one word, and that’s safety. Because with safety comes everything. With safety comes trust, feeling supported, and being heard.”
That philosophy helped shape the environment Jenny and fellow owner Kevin set out to create at Aloha: a place where people feel welcomed, develop personal connections, and receive support in a setting that feels like home.
The founders’ vision centers on the Aloha Spirit — a commitment to compassion, belonging, and treating people like family. Shared meals, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to experience life beyond substance use are part of the community they aim to build.
Building Connection Beyond Treatment
Jenny’s advocacy also extends beyond her role at Aloha.
As the founder of Sober Club, she brings people together through sober events, friendship, and shared experiences. Through Jenny’s Sober Lifestyle Podcast and public speaking, she shares her recovery journey and encourages open conversations about addiction.
Across these efforts, her message is consistent: life after addiction can include fun, purpose, connection, and new possibilities.
Her involvement in the recovery community reflects the same emphasis on belonging that she brings to Aloha.
Celebrating Jenny’s Voice in the Recovery Community
Jenny’s recognition as a CCAPP keynote speaker is an opportunity for the Aloha team to celebrate her experience, advocacy, and personal commitment to recovery.
We’re proud to see her voice included in a gathering dedicated to the people and professionals working throughout the addiction treatment and recovery field.
Visit the official CCAPP conference website for event information.
To learn more about the values Jenny and Kevin bring to our Huntington Beach recovery community, explore the Aloha Approach.