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“Fear is expensive. Paralysis costs more than mistakes ever will. The mission is connecting patients with the right treatment—everything else should support that mission. If you’re so afraid of risk that you can’t make basic business decisions, you’re not serving anyone well.” -Robb Schuler, VP of Business Development,, on the importance of decisive action and mission-alignment in healthcare operations

“AI isn’t just a tool for us—it’s a force multiplier. With RedFox AI joining bit.ly/45AbAdk, we’re accelerating our ability to connect people with the right treatment faster, smarter, and more effectively.” -Ben Camp CEO and Co Founder on how the RedFox AI acquisition, will accelerate bit.ly/45AbAdk’s mission and improve outcomes for users and the team. bit.ly/49Uw6Yi

“We built Recovery.com on Midwestern values—generosity, accessibility, and trust. That’s our home-field advantage: scaling with warmth from a place where people still meet you where you’re at.” -Cliff McDonald Chief Growth Officer, Recovery.com

“One million visitors isn’t just a milestone—it’s one million people searching for hope, help, or healing. It’s humbling to see the impact of bit.ly/45AbAdk grow, and it reinforces why making treatment easy to find truly matters.” — @BenjaCamp, Co-Founder & CEO, bit.ly/46vRQHE

“You can’t heal people with compassion if your own culture doesn’t practice it. At Recovery.com, we’re building something genuine—from the inside out—and changing how an entire industry sees care.” -Tom Farley on why internal culture determines external impact in recovery

“The energy on our team comes from hiring people who care deeply about two things: their craft and our mission. Whether through lived experience or empathy, everyone here is passionate about making a real impact—and that kind of energy is contagious.” — Ben Camp, CEO & Co-Founder, Recovery.com

Your emotions are valid, even when they feel overwhelming. Sage Nestler, MSW, joins Terry McGuire on the latest episode of RECOVERable to discuss the deep emotional pain and mood shifts often associated with borderline personality disorder. Understanding that your brain may process feelings more intensely than others can be a huge step toward self-compassion. Take a moment to breathe and remember that you deserve support on this journey. Healing is not a race, and it is okay to take things one step at a time. #bpd #bpdsupport #bpdtiktok #bpdthings #bpdrecovery

“The best providers are using technology to facilitate human connection—less admin, less paperwork, less time verifying insurance, and more time helping patients. AI won’t replace human connection in behavioral healthcare; it can unlock it. This is an exciting time for the industry, and for Recovery.com.” -Cliff McDonald Chief Growth Officer, Recovery.com

“Hearing directly from our partners reinforces why we do this work. From lowering cost per admission to enabling scalable growth, our customers are seeing real results with bit.ly/45AbAdk—because we lead with trust, performance, and a patient-first approach. That’s what this platform is ultimately about.” — @BenjaCamp, CEO & Co-Founder, bit.ly/45AbAdk bit.ly/3Mi0yCB

"Going out and representing Recovery.com in person is the best thing I can do because I care about this work and this company. I want you to hear all these stories directly from the people living them." -Tom Farley on the importance of in-person connection in recovery

"Too often, referral systems prioritize business incentives over what truly matters: helping people find the right care, at the right time, for their unique needs. By rethinking how we connect patients to providers, we can build a culture of trust, accountability, and collaboration across the field." -Jaco Coetzee on bit.ly/45AbAdk's mission Director of International Business bit.ly/3MjUDNm

“I can't fully see the change in myself, but seeing it in other people makes me recognize it in myself.” On this episode of Recoverycast, Grace Adams discusses the "mirror effect" of the recovery journey. While Valentine’s Day celebrates connection, the sweetest bond is the one found in a community that reflects your own growth. Those Small Steps you take daily lead to the Big Change others see in you. 🍬✨ Listen to the full episode at the link in our bio. 💛 #RecoveryJourney

“Scaling brings two kinds of people: excited newcomers and seasoned staff who may grow unsure. The way to keep them strong is to remind them why they do this work—because serving patients is what matters most.” -Scott Schuler VP of Business Development

“It was scary to say that... I just wanted to feel safe.” On this episode of Recoverycast, Grace Adams opens up about the "scary" side of the recovery journey: setting boundaries. While Valentine’s Day celebrates romance, the ultimate act of love is choosing your peace over people-pleasing. Those Small Steps of honesty are what create the Big Change you deserve. 🍬✨ Listen to Grace's full story here: bit.ly/4kzQJg7 #RecoveryJourney #soberlife #selflove #valentines day

"Recovery.com just crossed 1,000,000 visitors a month! These are not just numbers - but individual lives taking the crucial next steps for themselves, friends or loved ones to find the mental health or SUD facility that's best for their situation." -Bernie Taracevicz VP or Recovery.com Strategic Partnerships

"Recovery.com's mission to be the best place to find treatment really speaks to me because even being a mental health professional, I see how hard it is to navigate the healthcare system and start on the journey to get care." -@jchhatwalmd on why she joined the Recovery.com advisory board linkedin.com/posts/recovery…

"Recovery.com has given us a set-it-and-forget it type approach to the budget we allocate there, because your team does a great job." -Matthew Fung-A-Fat Marketing Director, Acadia Healthcare

"Recovery has been anonymous for so long. Some of that anonymity is necessary, but some of it was because of stigma. I think a lot of that is changing." -Tom Farley Community Outreach Director linkedin.com/posts/thomasfa…