by Britton Turkett | Feb 20, 2026 | Blog, Graphics
I’ve driven from house to house to house daily, since 2004, supporting clients and families fighting for their mental health and substance use recovery. We’ve worked with countless dozens who’ve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on treatment,... by Britton Turkett | Dec 16, 2025 | Graphics, Uncategorized
As coaching continues to gain traction and prove helpful in mental health and substance use spaces, many people assume all coaching models are the same. They aren’t. And understanding the difference can save a lot of time and money for our clients and help them get... by Britton Turkett | Sep 13, 2024 | Graphics, Uncategorized
They Spent Their $750,000 Retirement on Two Years of Treatment. He Ended Up Homeless Without a Discharge Plan. This is the third time I’ve heard this story from a family who has reached out to us, hopeless and desperate. When a family spends $750,000 on treatment in... by Britton Turkett | Oct 16, 2018 | Graphics, Journal
The first open-air cremation I ever attended was of a psychiatrist and Buddhist teacher Ed Podvoll, or Llama Mingyur. It was the winter of 2003 at the Rocky Mountain Shambhala Center. There was a light snow on the ground, chants and prayers in the air and ashes in the... by Britton Turkett | Jul 3, 2018 | Graphics, Uncategorized
In 2005 I stepped out of residential treatment work because I was shocked. I was as a freshly minted grad student working in a men’s treatment facility and I was admittedly doe-eyed and I was appalled by how abysmal the treatment outcomes were and how everybody seemed...