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Sobriety tailored to you™ | Leading behavioral health network providing personalized alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs | Chardon, Ohio & Brookfield, Wisconsin

🎉 January Employees of the MonthWe’re celebrating two team members who went above and beyond last month, each making a r...
02/20/2026

🎉 January Employees of the Month

We’re celebrating two team members who went above and beyond last month, each making a real impact on our clients and our culture.

Chardon | Gavin Votaw, BHT
Gavin is a beloved alumnus who truly embodies what a fresh start looks like. After graduating, he intentionally kept Fridays open to continue attending group as part of his recovery, quickly becoming known as “Gavin Fridays.” The consistency and authenticity he brings, both in-house and through meetings, inspires hope and shows what life after WellBrook can look like when you keep showing up.

Brookfield | Kimber Schultz, RN
Kimber consistently shows incredible dedication to her role, stepping in with flexibility and a positive attitude whenever the team needs support. Her excellence in nursing, strong work ethic, and genuine passion for what she does make a meaningful difference for both our clients and staff. And yes, we have to mention it, those fishing skills are epic. 🎣

Please join us in congratulating Gavin and Kimber on this well-deserved recognition.

When trauma is in the room, substances often become the nervous system’s “solution.”Trauma-informed therapy helps client...
02/20/2026

When trauma is in the room, substances often become the nervous system’s “solution.”
Trauma-informed therapy helps clients build safety + regulation first—then (when appropriate) process the underlying material without overwhelming the system.

Are you or a loved one facing addiction stemming from past trauma? We are ready to support you. wellbrookrecovery.com | (866) 511-8581

02/20/2026

“Just stop drinking.”

If only it were that simple! Scott describes how doing anything – going to work, going on a date – used to be too hard without a drink.

At WellBrook, he discovered other, healthier ways to live life.

If this resonates and you’re ready to live a happier life as well, you know who to call!

02/18/2026

After all the (well-deserved) love on Chef Rich’s last video, we had to bring him back!

This time, he shares how he creates healthy, flavorful meals — always with options — so clients feel cared for, respected, and nourished. Feeling good in recovery starts with being treated like a human, not a number.

Does watching this video make you hungry? 😉

Music therapy isn’t “just listening to music.” It’s structured, goal-driven clinical work—often including lyric discussi...
02/16/2026

Music therapy isn’t “just listening to music.” It’s structured, goal-driven clinical work—often including lyric discussion, songwriting, and mindfulness-based listening. Research has described music therapy as a supportive tool in SUD care, including helping clients engage and process emotions in treatment settings.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you don’t have to navigate recovery alone.
Creative, evidence-informed therapies like music therapy can help when words fall short.

Learn more about treatment options at WellBrook Recovery or reach out to speak with a caring admissions specialist.

wellbrookrecovery.com | (866) 511-8581

02/16/2026

It’s a different kind of coping tool.

Through therapy sessions, our music therapist, Jillian, gifts clients with a coping tool they may not have used or known about in the past.

Watch and follow along to learn how music can change the way you approach difficult situations.

Why do some treatments work — and others fall short?Because we can’t treat what we don’t accurately identify.This upcomi...
02/13/2026

Why do some treatments work — and others fall short?

Because we can’t treat what we don’t accurately identify.

This upcoming CE explores the neural mechanisms behind addiction and co-occurring conditions, helping clinicians move beyond surface symptoms and toward clearer diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning.

Designed for professionals working with complex presentations — where anxiety, trauma, substance use, and emotional dysregulation overlap.

Shedding Blinders + Using Effective Approaches
April 15, 2026 | Virtual | Led by Dr. Anish John, MD

Register now at https://wellbrookrecovery.com/resources/learn-with-wellbrook-ce-events

02/13/2026

Marina from WellBrook Brookfield breaks down common misconceptions about what people consider traumatic experiences.

Recognizing and addressing these experiences can be a pivotal part of recovery, and a powerful step toward lasting healing.

Substances often begin as solutions — not problems.When substances temporarily quiet the nervous system, the brain learn...
02/11/2026

Substances often begin as solutions — not problems.

When substances temporarily quiet the nervous system, the brain learns they’re useful. Over time, that coping strategy becomes a dependency.

Therapy isn’t about taking something away.
It’s about understanding what the substance was doing for you — and building safer ways to meet that need.

Understanding changes everything.

Visit wellbrookrecovery.com or call (866) 511-8581 to learn more.

02/11/2026

I felt like I fit in.

Gavin shares the power of an all-male facility and connecting with other people who are walking the same journey as you.

WellBrook Chardon’s program uniquely fosters the type of brotherhood that leads to belonging and friends that feel like family.

02/10/2026

WellBrook alumni met up to try curling! They came for the sport, but left with more: warmth, hugs, laughter, and delicious food. Because connection keeps recovery alive.

Have you tried curling? Ready to try it now after watching this reel?

A “recovery playlist” isn’t just feel-good content—it can be a coping plan.We’ve seen clients use music intentionally to...
02/09/2026

A “recovery playlist” isn’t just feel-good content—it can be a coping plan.

We’ve seen clients use music intentionally to:
• ride out cravings until they peak + pass
• shift emotional intensity
• ground during anxiety
• reconnect with identity beyond addiction

What is one song you would add to a recovery playlist?

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Brookfield, WI
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