You’ve had the conversations. You’ve set boundaries. You’ve stayed up at night wondering what you missed. And still, your 20-year-old insists they’re fine. From a clinical perspective, this moment—where concern meets denial—is more common than most...
It’s a quiet kind of confusion—wanting to change, even asking God for help, but still finding yourself in the same place. If that’s been your experience, you’re not alone. And it doesn’t mean you’ve failed. If you’ve ever wondered whether a...
You’ve already tried. Conversations, boundaries, second chances. Maybe even treatment once before. And now here you are again—watching your child slip further away, wondering what you missed. We want you to hear this clearly: you didn’t fail them....
You’re still showing up. Work gets done. Bills get paid. People don’t worry about you. But something underneath all of that feels… off. If you’ve ever searched for clarity around options like intensive outpatient program iop services, it probably...
It’s a quiet fear that creeps in slowly. A missed call. A change in tone. A feeling you can’t quite explain—but you know something isn’t right. If you’re wondering whether your child may be drinking again, you’re not alone. And more importantly,...
You didn’t finish. Or maybe you just… stopped showing up. That doesn’t mean you failed—it means something got hard. If you’ve been wondering whether you can go back, you can. And not just technically—you can come back in a way that actually feels...
You thought the worst was behind you. And now you’re here again—watching your child use, wondering what you missed. If you’re searching for answers, including things like drug rehab Columbus Ohio, it means something in you still believes change is...
I told myself I didn’t need help anymore. Not out loud—just quietly, the way those thoughts creep in when things start feeling manageable again. I had 90 days. I had momentum. I had proof I could do it. So I let go a little. And then everything...
You can keep the job. Hit deadlines. Show up to dinner. Even laugh at the right moments. But inside, you’re tired in a way sleep doesn’t fix. For many high-functioning people, recovery starts when they realize they need structure without burning...
Executive Director & Co-Founder
I serve as the Executive Director and Co-Founder of our faith-based rehab company, Freedom Recovery. The passion for my work comes from my strong faith in Jesus. I enjoy spending time with my family. I am married to the love of my life, Carabeth, and we have two wonderful boys, Hudson and Brady, and an amazing daughter, Arrington. One of the biggest sources of inspiration is seeing and helping others overcome the challenges in life, including addiction. I have seen Gods work, as I went through my own struggles with addiction, struggles with restoring my marriage, and the sudden loss of my younger sister, Chelsea. All of these experiences helped push me from the world of corporate finance to helping lead an OMHAS licensed, CARF accredited, and Medicaid approved treatment facility that is faith-based. When I’m not working at Freedom Recovery I enjoy swimming, playing games, working out, serving at my church, and discussing and eating food!
