I'm still buzzing from last night, a profound mix of exhaustion and exhilarating pride. If you’ve been following my journey, or the incredible work of Mobilize Recovery, you know that saving lives—specifically Narcan distribution—is a cornerstone of our mission. But last night...

It’s September. The air is getting a little crisper, the days are growing shorter, and a new school year is in full swing. For many, it's a month of fresh starts and new routines. But for those of us in the recovery community, September holds a special significance: it’s...

The end of August always brings a bittersweet change to the air here in Las Vegas. The brutal heat of summer starts to ease up, and the city seems to take a slow, collective breath. But for me, and for so many others in our community, August 31st carries a different weight, a...

The fluorescent lights of the detox unit hummed, a sterile counterpoint to the chaos that had been my life just days before. Every fiber of my being screamed for escape, for the familiar oblivion that had become my twisted comfort. My hands trembled, not from withdrawal alone,...

Are you grappling with the complex relationship between our kids, their screens, and their mental well-being? The conversation often revolves around "screen time" – how many hours are too many? But what if we've been asking the wrong question all along? Recent research is...

Friends, I'm thrilled to finally announce the next chapter of our movement: the Mobilize Recovery Campus Surge Initiative! For too long, the voices of students in recovery have been silenced, their needs overlooked. We're trying to change that. This fall, we are hitting the road...

For years, we’ve been inundated with nothing but grim news in our fight against the overdose crisis. Each new report, each new data point, seemed to confirm our worst fears as the death toll climbed relentlessly. But new provisional data from the CDC for 2024 offers something...

As someone in long-term recovery and an advocate for those battling addiction and mental health conditions, I’ve seen countless families shattered and lives lost because desperately needed care was out of reach. Often, the barrier isn't a lack of effective treatments, but how...

The fluorescent lights of the intake office hummed on Thanksgiving Eve in 2014, a stark contrast to the chaotic darkness I’d been living in. I was terrified, exhausted, and sick of myself. My addiction had stripped away everything: my career, my home, my dignity. I was at the...