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The Uncomfortable Truth About the SUD Addiction Treatment Industry
Tim O’Leary exposes misaligned financial incentives inside the SUD treatment industry that reward relapse, extended stays, and insurance cycles rather than patient recovery.
Tim O'Leary
Dec 54 min read


Take Your Inventory
Tim Lineaweaver reflects on judgment in recovery and the importance of taking your own inventory.
Tim Lineweaver
Nov 224 min read


Memories From My Shattered Childhood: Sometimes Looking Back Isn't For The Best
November 17, 2025 Michael Cline, Author and Freelance Writer Tom O'Connor, Publisher Looking back at memories from your childhood highlights both the positive and negative experiences from your early years. Traumatic childhood memories are often repressed as a defense mechanism against overwhelming emotions. They can resurface due to a variety of factors, including new stress, a familiar smell, or changes in your life, even if you're not consciously aware of the connection. I
Michael Cline
Nov 1513 min read


Rebuilding from the Ashes: Michael's Journey of Recovery and Reconnection
A powerful therapeutic case story showing how childhood trauma patterns can be broken—toward recovery, reconnection, and personal identity.
Joanthan Russell
Oct 305 min read


The Power of Letting Go: Using the "Let Them" Theory in Recovery Coaching
Wes Arnett shows how the 'Let Them' theory empowers recovery coaches to release control and foster autonomy, resilience, and sustainable change.
Wes Arnett
Oct 166 min read


Rehab Centers Lure In Patients for Insurance Money —Then Leave Them on the Street
Body brokers and sham rehabs exploit people with addiction—enrolling them in insurance, overbilling with minimal care, then ‘dumping’ patients when coverage ends. Here’s how laws and reporting can stop it.
Robert Kent
Oct 164 min read


A Mother's Truth About Loving Someone In Addiction
Brandi McCurdy, a critical care nurse practitioner and mother, shares her raw story of fighting a broken
system, setting boundaries, and learning to love her daughter through addiction while
prioritizing her own healing
Brandi McCurdy
Sep 206 min read


When Addiction, Suicidal Ideation, and the Power of Recovery Hell Meet Hope: Navigating - Part II
In Part II of her Substance Use Disorder Series, counselor Belinda Morey shares her deeply personal journey through addiction, suicidal ideation, and the fight for recovery. Drawing from both lived experience and her work in the field, Belinda highlights how even in the darkest moments, hope can emerge through resilience, community, and compassion. This powerful story invites readers to reflect on the struggles of addiction while offering a message of healing and renewal.
Belinda Morey
Sep 124 min read


Telehealth: SUD Recovery From Home
Discover how telehealth recovery coaching breaks barriers—bringing private, flexible, stigma-free addiction support into the home.
David Mahler
Sep 125 min read


When Survival Becomes A Diagnosis
Are you stuck in survival mode? When Survival Becomes A Diagnosis, refers to a state of ongoing stress and survival mode that can cause various mental and physical health problems. This happens when the body's natural stress response, known as the fight-or-flight response, stays active over time, impacting different bodily systems and mental functions. While survival mode is a normal stress response, long-term activation can lead to negative effects.
Jason Shiers
Aug 66 min read
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