Stories

In our latest FIT @ Work webinar, peer coach Joe Tlustos was joined by Romicha Cooper, Human Resources Director of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.

Like many loved ones, Yvettee said she had internalized a lot when it came to her son’s addiction. She used to feel like she was walking on eggshells, unsure of how to help but desperately wanting to.

Jeff Brecht almost always knew he had an unhealthy relationship with alcohol. But because his drinking didn’t line up with his idea of a “typical alcoholic,” he didn’t know what to think.

Terry Liggins, a Sioux Falls coaching member, now provides motivation, inspiration and education to others in the community.

Though Kai had seen a counselor before, he didn’t feel understood when it came to his drinking.

As a third-generation entrepreneur and father of three boys, Parker Stewart is used to going full speed. When it came to his addiction recovery, he learned to slow down, practice mindfulness and remain patient.

Carlos Guirola, a coaching member in Sioux Falls, shares his story of addiction wellness.

Scott Sample raised more than $10,000 for Face It TOGETHER as a way to honor his father's legacy.

One community partnership in Denver has served as a valuable resource by connecting healthcare with addiction support.

Even though I didn’t experience those “typical” alcohol-related consequences, abstaining from alcohol made an incredible difference in my life.

Heather answered questions related to her role, our coaching approach and how we ensure our members get the best experience and support.

Melissa Flynn’s stepson, Nicholas, died from an opioid overdose in May 2018. Since then, she’s made it her mission to help others.