Brick House Recovery

Brick House Recovery Brick House Recovery is an outpatient program created to help individuals and families heal from the

Brick House Recovery was established in 2014 when our founder noticed an aching need in the Treasure Valley community: high-quality, private, faith-based addiction recovery. Since that time, our goal has been to provide exceptional and effective treatment for adults struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders.

02/05/2026

Adventure is not optional. It is a spiritual calling. Doug Nielsen reminds us that without adventure, life shrinks into survival mode. Adventure can be physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual, but it must stretch you and bring your heart alive. When you pair that with pursuing the relationships that matter most, something begins to wake up inside you.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Doug invites listeners to rediscover adventure, connection, and the identity they were created to live from.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

02/04/2026

Doug Nielsen asks a simple but confronting question. Are you living fully alive, or just surviving? He shares how addiction, distraction, and pain slowly pull us away from the image God created us to live in. The good news is this. At any moment, we can return to the heart of who we really are. Recovery is not about fixing yourself. It is about coming home to your true identity.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Doug and Jason explore what it means to reclaim agency, faith, and purpose when numb is no longer working.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

01/31/2026

Jason Coombs shares a truth he never takes lightly. There are many reasons he should not be alive. Overdoses, accidents, and choices that could have ended everything. Yet somehow he is still here. He does not pretend to know why. What he does know is that his life now belongs to sharing hope and reminding others that full change of heart is possible.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Jason reflects on survival, purpose, and why recovery is about more than just staying sober.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

01/30/2026

This Executive Order (January 29, 2026) frames addiction as a chronic, treatable disease and calls out how many people still never get care.

It cites 48.4 million Americans living with addiction, and points to 40.7 million adults in 2024 who didn’t get treatment, with 95.6% not even realizing they needed it.

The initiative is designed to coordinate the federal response across healthcare, criminal justice, workforce, education, housing, and social services instead of keeping everything in silos.

It also directs agencies to better align programs and grants toward prevention, treatment, and long-term recovery support, and to work with states, tribes, local leaders, community groups, and faith-based organizations.

As someone in long-term recovery, and as a founder in behavioral health, that coordination piece matters.

Because access to care is not just a treatment bed.

It’s stable housing, a job pathway, family support, and recovery community that lasts past discharge.

Praise God for a little hope after a long uncertain period for recovery support in this country.

And thank you to Bobby Kennedy and Kathryn Burgum for stepping into this with both authority and lived experience.” Jason Coombs Founder

01/29/2026

Real love is not perfect. It is honest. Duane Crabtree shares how his marriage became strong not by hiding brokenness, but by naming it. From the very beginning, he and his wife chose vulnerability, trust, and emotional intimacy over performance. That foundation changed everything.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Duane reflects on how openness and honesty created a marriage that could hold both beauty and mess.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

01/28/2026

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01/28/2026

Jason Coombs shares why Warrior Heart Bootcamp was exactly what he needed at a time when he felt spiritually flat and worn down. It is not therapy and it is not a traditional retreat. It is an experience designed to help men reconnect with their hearts, their faith, and their purpose. Jason had no idea when he attended that life was about to ask even more of him.

In this episode of Get Unhooked, Jason reflects on how this work prepared him for the season that followed, including walking with his wife through her cancer diagnosis.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

01/27/2026

Many men learn how to pose long before they learn how to heal. The mask helps us survive, but it eventually keeps us stuck. Duane Crabtree shares how redemption begins when we stop hiding, allow ourselves to feel the wounds underneath, and bring that brokenness into the light. That is where wholeness starts.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Jason and Duane explore how removing the pose opens the door to healing, identity, and deeper connection with God and others.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Community Spotlight: The Walker CenterToday we want to take a moment to honor our longstanding community partner, the in...
01/26/2026

Community Spotlight: The Walker Center

Today we want to take a moment to honor our longstanding community partner, the incredible team at the Walker Center in Gooding, Idaho. For years, they’ve been on the front lines of hope and healing, offering compassionate, effective treatment to those battling addiction—often when it seems all hope is lost.

We’ve seen firsthand the transformation that happens when someone walks through their doors. The care, the professionalism, the genuine love they offer—it's something special. And it's why we’re proud to stand beside them in this fight for recovery.

Right now, you have a chance to help them continue their mission. The Walker Center is raising funds to support their scholarship program—providing access to treatment for those who need it most but can’t afford it.

This is one powerful way you can give back. Your support could be the reason someone gets the help they desperately need.

If you feel led, please consider donating to their scholarship fund today: Link below

We love the Walker Center team and everything they stand for. Here’s to many more years of partnership and purpose.


Celebrating 50 years of hope, help, and healing — and the next chapter of recovery in Idaho.

01/22/2026

Addiction does not only harm the person using. It can break the hearts of the people who love them most. Chris Bennett shares the painful truth of how his addiction pushed his wife to a place of deep despair, where she no longer wanted to keep living. She survived, but the impact of that season changed everything.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, Chris and Jason talk honestly about the devastating ripple effects of addiction and the courage it takes for families to decide what they can and cannot endure.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

01/21/2026

Recovery does not end when you get sober. For many men, the real work begins after the crisis is over. Chris Bennett shares how fighting for his own heart changed how he showed up at work, in his marriage, and as a father. The healing did not stop with him. It shaped how his children see themselves, their worth, and their identity today.

In this episode of Get Unhooked with Jason Coombs, discover why emotional and spiritual healing creates generational impact and why sobriety alone is not the finish line.

Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Boise, ID
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