Sean, a 31-year old who survived addictions as far back as his teenage years and has found a new passion in helping people overcome destructive habits.

In his role as a Beyond Sober Coach and behavioral health technician, he has devoted himself to developing intervention tools that can effectively help addicts turn their lives around. 

He has built a career around providing support to recovering addicts so that they are empowered to create positive lifestyles for themselves.

Like many survivors, Sarah's story is filled with tragedy and triumph.

As a former addict with an extensive background of trauma, abuse, and other self-destructive behaviors, she has the unique ability to connect with people where they're at.

Her decades of experience as a Recovery Mentor, Counselor, and Advocate for at-risk youth helps her deliver expert advice to this amazing community as a Beyond Sober Coach.

Sammie, a 30-year-old trauma, grief, and addiction survivor. Sammie's story is filled with so much grief, starting with finding her mom passed away at 15.

Since then, she has lost at least one person a year. As a former addict with extensive personal experience with grief, loss and self-destructive behavior. 

Our Grief Coach delivers amazing advice and helps you cope healthily through the loss of a loved one, relationship, job or a terminal illness.

She has worked her whole life to help people get through the tough things through her own personal experiences. 

Herbie Medina had been through a lot. He started drinking alcohol at 12 years old and using and selling drugs at 15.

He had his fair share of arrests, near death experiences, and friends who died from drug use. But he finally decided to change his life at the age of 26.

Medina became a co-founder of a grassroots non-profit called Uplift Our Towns and served as President for the first four years of the organization's life span. 

He's now thriving in success and is actively helping young people make better decisions than he did.

Maggie is a woman who was once afraid of her own addiction.

She's spent her life feeling doomed to fail as she battled alcoholism. But, thanks to revolutionary methods and an open mind, she's now on the complete opposite side of the spectrum.

Maggie helps others by showing them how to practice a harm-reduction approach towards alcoholism. She sees alcohol as it is: neither romanticizing it nor fearing it. 

She is passionate about helping you see the reality of alcohol in order to sustain your mental and physical health.

Trisha, a 39-year-old woman who was once addicted to drugs and alcohol, is now helping others from her own 25-year battle.

She had to put alcohol down on June 7th, 2021. She started at 15 and by age 38, she was on her deathbed, bleeding internally for 19 days.

Her now transformed life is proof that it's never too late to turn things around. Trisha helps addicts, alcoholics, and their loved ones through the hard space of addiction.

She's not only a graduate of the Beyond Sober Program, but she now mentors those who are struggling with addiction. Trisha is referred to as

"The Revolution".